Sentence examples for newest catch from inspiring English sources

That honor would go to Gene Smith, the Ohio State athletic director who was happily chatting on the phone about the Buckeyes newest catch — the top-ranked football recruit Terrelle Pryor.

Evidently it's the new catch phrase.

Onshore, the gastronomic possibilities of the new catch went largely unexplored.

Negotiations to introduce new catch allowances have so far failed to reach agreement".

But how, after so much hoopla, can he fail to invite along his new catch, the expert who understands?

Ralph Nader said the phrase he coined in 1970, "corporate crime," is the new catch phrase in business magazines.

Though he has been working on a new Catch in Miami and an Asian place on the Bowery, he decided it was time to leave.

CONSUMING Herring, especially at this time of year when the tender new catch comes in from Holland, and Zico coconut water — I drink a gallon a week.

Before starting at Oxford University, Emma's new catch interned at the law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP in Paris – who now sponsor his rugby efforts.

Today the Comedy Cellar is the new Catch, a comedian's hangout attracting big names (Chris Rock and Louis C. K). and regularly selling out.

The new catch phrase is "booyakasha," described by the show's creator, Ciro Nieli, as Jamaican patois meaning "to give praise".