Sentence examples for no longer catching from inspiring English sources

He is no longer catching anyone by surprise, especially not after he signed a top-tier recruiting class that includes the country's most imposing freshman, defensive end Robert Nkemdiche.

Thanks to this landmark legislation, our rivers are no longer catching on fire, and our waterways are safer and healthier than they were decades ago.

The Clean Water Act is one of our nation's greatest achievements, and thanks to this historic legislation, our rivers are no longer catching on fire, and our waterways are safer and healthier than they were decades ago.

It is no longer merely catching up with the West.

But a change of attitude appears to have occurred among members of the I.O.C., who no longer seem squeamish about catching cheaters for fear of a loss of public credibility.

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When Melvin was no longer pitching but Narron was still catching, Melvin, then Baltimore's minor league director, signed him to play in the Orioles' system.

It is no longer enough to admit gross incompetence in catching violent criminals.

It no longer suffices to snare eye-catching parts or turn up dutifully for the casting calls and after-theater parties, a ritual that was standard in her mother's day.

Adrian Gonzalez had a strong season as Beltre's infield replacement, and Martinez simply no longer fit in Boston because his catching skills had waned.

Despite the fact that hardly anyone uses an e-book yet, the drumbeat of ventures and issuances is breeding alarm in some quarters that serious reading in the future may no longer require the accumulation of dust-catching objects made of cloth, glue, ink and wood pulp.