Sentence examples for need a catch from inspiring English sources

If you need a catch phrase: we are Google Analytics for the manufacturing industry.

If you need a catch-up on Iran, there's an informative discussion on what's been happening since the post-election unrest on Blogging Heads TV.

She lost (in case you needed a catch-up) and I don't think the two facts are disconnected.

NEW YORK TIMES Microsoft Needs a Catch-Up Artist  |  "Being the next chief executive of Microsoft isn't going to be an easy task for anyone," Michael A. Cusumano, a professor at the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, told The New York Times.

He might need a dropped catch, because he'll get nothing from lbw decisions because of DRS, but just the odd thing to go his way.

His hard-times soul jam I Need a Dollar caught the recessionary mood in 2010 and made him a gold-selling star in Europe.

7) "Not Otherwise Specified (NOS)" categories are highly heterogeneous – Because of the need for a catch-all category that can accommodate the set of cases not fitting the other operational criteria, the NOS categories in operational systems may include a wide range of types of case ranging between the mild and the severe.

As illustrated in the vertical position traces, the start of the downward ramp of target motion was accompanied by small upward displacement of the target to obviate the need for a catch-up saccade, thereby providing uncontaminated initiation of downward pursuit.

Siollun went on, "Buhari needs a 'big catch' to reinforce his anti-corruption credentials (part of why he was elected).

Whenever we needed a big catch, I went to him because I knew he would make the play".

The only time the Mets retired him, they needed a tumbling catch from Richard Hidalgo in right field.