Sentence examples for practice of catching from inspiring English sources
They even gave her grief for the common and innocuous practice of catching a ball toss that wasn't good.
"No. 1 is the technique and the simple practice of catching a ball thrown at game speed.
"Shark finning — the practice of catching a shark, slicing off its fins and then discarding the body at sea — takes a tremendous toll on shark populations," said the Pew Charitable Trusts.
With this year's last day looming on May 30th, the past few weeks have been busy.Lawmakers passed a bill that would legalise "noodling", the practice of catching catfish by hand, and Western swing was named the official state music.
The practice of catching suspected shoplifters and demanding payment is an import from China, several experts in retail loss prevention said, where there is a traditional slogan that some storekeepers post: "Steal one, fine 10".
In responses to the government's consultation, released under Freedom of Information laws, concerns were also raised that in the future the code on chickens could move to recommend the common industry practice of catching birds with just one leg, rather than the government code's current advice on catching with two legs.
"We were informed by Jaza that there is a change of catching practices planned, implying that in the month of September only bottlenose dolphins shall be taken alive by Japanese aquariums," he said.
This will give you practice for catching hard passes that come.
A lot of recent growth has been a matter of catching up, as well-known Western and Asian ideas and practices take root.
Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) In fairness to Dwayne Bowe he hasn't had a lot of practice catching footballs this year.
