Sentence examples for moving to catch from inspiring English sources

In a duet for Heredia and Bigi, she walks down the diagonal and falls to the side, her partner moving to catch her each time.

With no outlet for the accumulated tension in the last three centuries, Dr Fialko says it is likely that the pressure will be released in one blast - with the surface moving to catch up with the movement of the plates in the earth's core.

Back then, that meant posing in a storefront window like a manikin and periodically moving to catch shoppers' eyes.

He stood in the way of the puck with minimal padding, risking being struck when moving to catch it instead of simply deflecting it away from the net.

With the project's launch, Los Angeles is moving to catch up with New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and other cities that have embraced the "open data" movement to make government more transparent.

He seemed to fall to one side and over the edge, and I seemed to have all the time in the world to move to catch him".

England paceman Chris Tremlett gave Surrey the perfect start, tempting Slater to play at a back-of-a-length delivery and Gareth Batty barely had to move to catch him at first slip.

In the eighth, third baseman Gordon Beckham didn't have to move to catch Pat Burrell's liner.

They pretended to pickpocket another passenger, and when the agent moved to catch them, José nipped his wallet instead.

They pretended to pickpocket another passenger, and when the agent moved to catch them, José nipped his wallet instead.

With cities like Hong Kong, Telaviv and Washington D.C. making moves to catch up with Silicon Valley and New York, innovation is brewing in all parts of the world.