Sentence examples for night catch from inspiring English sources
The priest's notion that some power, somewhere, might acknowledge and salve the sufferings of his flock did not, this wet night, catch a spark.
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Seabird bycatch rates were 4.6 times higher during daylight hours (2.00 birds/1000 hooks; 52 birds) than at night (0.439 birds/1000 hooks; 28 birds) and night catch rates near the full moon doubled.
As day turns to night, catch a live show at Bradfordville Blues Club or an outdoor concert in Cascades Park.
But not even those hints prepared me for the 5-4 late-night decinion in which the court announced that equal protection demanded a more uniform approach to counting the ballots -- only to add that, having itself run out the clock, it sadly had no choice but to end all the counting that very night (Catch-22!).
The difficulty of producing night after night caught up to Nomar Garciaparra.
Another blast to the 1970s past comes from "Night Catches Us," the strong feature debut of Tanya Hamilton.
Hollywood is likely to debate that one — "Howl," directed by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman ("The Celluloid Closet"), stars the highly promotable James Franco — but "Night Catches Us" is safely in the risky category.
Over the years, the Academy could have easily honoured Charles Burnett's Killer of Sheep, Julie Dash's Daughters of the Dust, Tanya Hamilton's Night Catches Us, or even Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and Malcolm X.
