Sentence examples for more about catching from inspiring English sources

Pirates talk more about catching lobsters than seizing cargo ships".

But previews suggest that the phone is more about catching up than setting the pace.

In this environment college presidents worry more about catching up and keeping up than about costs.

The Sky is more about catching eyes and attracting people to a previously humdrum brand than about performance.

There were too many contrived premises and it's really more about catching lightning in a bottle the premises of sitcoms usually aren't special.

"It has everything we need to," says Isaac. "This place is more than about catching up on opportunities – it's about getting ahead".

It's a solid pitch, but with clouds gathering overhead, I'm more worried about the impending rain than I am about catching them all.

Arianna, how about catching the wavelet?

Go about catching as gently as possible.

And he has urged the city Department of Sanitation to be more vigilant about catching and fining people who use public wastebaskets as a private carting service.

Right now Ms. Owens seems more worried about catching a cold than catching hell if she's late to her dress rehearsal for the Lane Bryant fashion show, where she's making her catwalk debut in a thigh-high suede skirt.