Sentence examples for opening to catch from inspiring English sources

So when you beat him to the punch (literally), he will be caught by surprise, and give you an opening to catch him with a follow through.

Arno shows me how to screw the nozzle into the boat and waft the opening to catch a large bagful of air.

The bowl should have a wide enough opening to catch any liquid that falls from the strainer.

Use a bowl with a large enough opening to catch the garlic that falls out of the press.

Use a bowl with a large enough opening to catch any juice that falls through the strainer.

Use some mesh, like hardcloth over the top of the opening to catch larger sparks and embers, but leave the top off.

"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.

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.

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.