Sentence examples for odd catch from inspiring English sources
The odd catch has gone astray; the runs have dried up and that right elbow is forever painful.
If it is odd, catch it with both hands and shift the coin to your right before opening them.
Such transmutations might make someone "seized of" arrows instead of the slightly less odd "caught by".
When we arrived at the Nature Conservancy's Block Island preserve, something truly odd caught my eye: the office was right in front of a zoo!
In among the lime-clad drinking throngs, an odd advertisement caught my eye.
The governorship of Virginia is an odd position, caught between the local concerns of a mostly suburban commonwealth and the federal preoccupations of the nation's capital, which it adjoins.
About a dozen focus on gemstones (rough, polished, loose or set into designer jewelry); as many or more are devoted to minerals (meteorites, crystals, man-size amethyst geodes called cathedrals) or fossils (trilobites, triceratops skulls, odd things caught in amber) or both.
Then an odd case catches a bit of media attention and prompts a law.
Smith, who owns Florida's Let's Fish Destin Charters told HuffPost he was out in Destin Harbor on Thursday when an odd movement caught his eye.
The statement's odd wording caught the eyes of commentators, many of whom doubted that its stilted prose actually belonged to Snowden.
From Judith McAuliffe: I love that Parker's response to "LeBron's Odds of Catching Jordan" took us beyond the game of basketball.
