Sentence examples for may catch a from inspiring English sources
You may catch a wedding or a quinceañera Mass.
This doesn't appear to be top-form Petkovic, though; Rogers may catch a break.
Look carefully at the English and you may catch a glimpse of a unique expression.
Investors who buy too soon may "catch a falling knife," Mr. Fennebresque said.
Resting on a sofa, you may catch a glimpse of a silhouetted figure wandering up the staircase several levels above.
It boasts rich flora, feral goats (you may catch a musty whiff) and tree-framed views of the Arrochar Alps.
If paradise includes an edifice over the age of 75, you may catch an irritable earful, and possibly worse, from David Goldfarb, a white-bearded lawyer who, at 55, blithely confesses to looking older than chronology deems him.
While snowboarding, you may catch an edge and you could slam your head on the snow very hard, potentially causing brain injuries.
A confessional may catch someone professing a desire to beat out other bakers, but when the rounds are over they immediately hug and comfort one another.
A telephone or face-to-face poll may catch them at a moment when their minds are on other things.
"One site may catch on in a certain country, and another may catch on elsewhere," said Mr. Lipsman.
