Sentence examples for one catches from inspiring English sources

Sony, for your sake I hope this one catches on and I think it will.

The company says that the integrations "provide a new level of convenience," but we're going to have to wait and see if this one catches on.

The piece, about the creation of a social networking site, is heavy on the technology, but one catches oneself wishing that technology didn't make for the most vivid character in a play that still involves people, Jason Zinoman writes.

It is a feeling one experiences less as an aural sensation but almost as one catches a fragrance, fleetingly, on the breeze.

Throughout the coverage, one catches a whiff of what seems like substantive pushback on this power grab, but it largely amounts to a facsimile of journalistic diligence.

They do this by setting the long piece of stick under the small piece and with some good leverage, flick it out into the field (make sure you are in a wide open area with lots of space when playing this game. If no one catches it, it is 5 points. When it lands on the ground then that same person has one more chance to make points.

"No one caught on to it.

"No one caught it on the women's schedule," Richeimer said.

Luckily no one caught me.

Yet this one caught its attention.

(That one caught Ms. Peterson's attention).