Sentence examples for open to catch from inspiring English sources

But we both knew the way, Dad moving slowly, his mouth hanging open to catch more air.

"They probably flew down close to the water's surface and kept their lower jaw open to catch slippery prey like squirrel fish".

When the Bengals have the ball The rookie A.J. Green does not have to get open to catch a long pass.

Six years later, the glass doors at the entrance of the Park Hotel were flung wide open to catch the slightest breeze.

Then he dangled it over the water so we could get a photo when a crocodile sprang from the water with its jaws open to catch the fish.

The Dolphins were caught by surprise, allowing tight end Marcus Pollard to break open to catch a perfect pass from Manning for a 50-yard touchdown.

"When this gullet opens to catch the black and brown proletarian bodies thrown to it by ship's companies according to their timetables, it exhales a stink of oil, urine and printer's ink …" Benjamin wrote these words for a newspaper article in the same same year as A Guide to the Gay World of France excoriated Marseille.

Hundreds of thirsty fans line up at the Torrance tasting room hours before opening to catch a four-pack of Monkish's new line of canned IPAs.

Sunday hours have also been expanded to 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday hours are unchanged, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Front desk worker Jacqui Hayden said it took about two weeks for the 5 a.m. opening to catch on.

All the doors of the old Gothic church stood wide open, straining to catch any errant breeze.

It has shaken off a hippy-dippy reputation (even bankers chant their "Oms" and studios open early to catch industrious office workers).