Sentence examples for more to catch from inspiring English sources

"I only have 211 more to catch Cy Young," he said.

"China is a great success story and we need to do more to catch up," Mr. Baru said.

"We will have others that have done more to catch the eye but they're both improving young horses.

The HE Commission suggests the UK needs to do more to catch up with the US and Australia.

Driving two hours or more to catch a flight, factoring in unpredictable weather, traffic and airline delays, can be a major disincentive to fly.

So people take a pill, think it's poor quality ecstasy when they don't feel anything after an hour, and take more to catch up.

Possible explanations for the higher catch-up growth in boys in our study include a higher degree of stunting compared to the girls (which leaves them more to catch-up), a higher morbidity in the neonatal period and later life, and a different time of onset of puberty.

He said the show needed more time to catch on and more night slots.

Burglars are actually more likely to try robbing the home, which is more fun because the dog is more likely to catch him in the act!

More programs means you are more likely to catch offending spyware.

You are more likely to catch bugs and problems if you have more people looking at the app.