Sentence examples for maybe catching from inspiring English sources
For now, though, Mr. Grayson is committed to making up for lost family time — and maybe catching up on a bit of television.
"When you get guys like that, your bar is raised, obviously, as opposed to maybe catching some people off guard," Bowa said.
They come to look at the women, in the hope of maybe catching someone's eye and engineering an encounter.
Let us give thanks, then, that this week it's the FA Cup; allowing us all an afternoon to spend with our families, maybe, or catching up on those jobs around the house we've put off for the last couple of months, like fixing that dripping tap, or submitting that VAT cheque.
The Un-Hampton For weekenders, life in Montauk is laid back -- leisurely bike rides between the lighthouse and the town center six miles to the west (just watch the traffic), boating or surfing, buying fresh fish at the farmers' market and cooking it for dinner, maybe even catching the fish from the beach.
An X-ray, or indeed an MRI scan, once completed, could be inspected by an object recognition system watching for abnormalities, saving time for doctors and maybe even catching something they might have missed.
Maybe we're catching up with it now.
"Maybe age is catching up with me," Ramírez, 36, said.
"Maybe we're catching fire at exactly the right time," defensive end Marques Douglas said.
"Maybe we're catching it at the right time," Girardi said.
And maybe we're catching on, just a tiny bit.
