Sentence examples for may catch the from inspiring English sources

The works' thematic cells may catch the ear.

Only China Unicom, the second-largest telecommunications company, may catch the wave of technology investing.

Documentaries don't make money but the sisters are hopeful that their memoirs may catch the public's imagination.

For its showcase in Regent's Park, Frieze may catch the cream of the elite international galleries representing art's most fiercely backed, hottest property.

It may catch the eye of some footy fan on holiday in Victoria, and sales of the stuffed toy will still help swell the Penguin Foundation's coffers.

The lovely young hostesses may catch the eye, but it is the knowledgeable, solicitous waiters who set the tone of the restaurant.

Mays caught the ball while running full-tilt to his left.

Mays caught the ball running full tilt toward right, turned in midair, and threw Cox out at the plate; Mays threw before he could get turned around, and he let the ball go with his back to the plate.

A plastic ruler will give you a straight line, but the blade may catch on the plastic and nick the ruler.

When a young child is going down a slide on the lap of another person, their foot may catch on the slide's surfaces including the inner side or bottom of the slide.

Passing a case of Turkish pastries and the bar, they may catch sight of the nearby brick oven where the breads are baked.