Sentence examples for might catch their from inspiring English sources

Once they're inside, he reasons, who knows what might catch their eye?

In season, you might catch their two-day harvest, and buy straight from the growers (call first).

"It might catch their eye: 'What is that familiar but unfamiliar object?' The water towers of New York are proverbial, they're vernacular, they're on every building, it seems.

Reacting to national anxiety that some of our most expensively educated, double-barrelled youth might catch their death, a campaign has been launched to alert Britons to the dangers of mixing alcohol with ski resorts.

Mr. Castiblanco, who was a doctor in Colombia before moving to the United States and hopes to pass qualifying tests this year to return to practicing medicine, said sick people should not be in a workplace where others might catch their ailments.

That, and of course, hope, packaged elegantly into whatever well-designed bottle might catch their eye.

Dunfermline's hopes that they might be about to catch their high-flying rivals on an off day were dashed in quick succession by Rudi Skacel and Michel Pospisil.

If you're lucky, you might catch some artists doing their thing at night.

We can guess at several other reasons this material might have caught their eye.

It might have caught their attention that the Mammadovs had their own private bank one that had unfettered access to the global financial system.

Unlike whistling swans, which migrate thousands of miles to the Arctic, mutes tend to circle Europe following food crops, the way Canada geese circle North America, and might have caught their infections from poultry in Turkey or Romania.