Sentence examples for prospect of catching from inspiring English sources
Then A-Rod came in for a World Series game, and looked horrified at the prospect of catching something in the shabby ambience of Shea.
Manchester's deal, unlike others, includes a degree of economic freedom, particularly over transport spending.The prospect of catching up with Manchester has encouraged other city leaders to suppress old rivalries.
The theory is that the actor, having once been caught in possession of a bag of cocaine and a.357 Magnum while naked behind the wheel of his Porsche, would bring a certain empathy to the role, if not a whole lot to the prospect of catching a high ball in a state of extreme calm and concentration.
It's not just the Jewish thing: my career in the scouts was hamstrung by the fact that I never could master a reef knot, and, as a sensitive teenage vegetarian, the prospect of catching and killing fish seemed to me only slightly less barbaric than foie gras farming.
Motherwell's victory over Kilmarnock on Friday left St Mirren with no prospect of catching the teams above them.
Beforehand, there had been an excitement about it, kind of like hunting, where you're laying traps and putting bait out and thinking about the prospect of catching something.
Musa has no chance of catching it.
Konta, who was unaware of her opponent's pre-existing illness, declined to criticise her for calling for the trainer just as her own momentum was building, and was also philosophical about the prospects of a catching a virus.
With eight of their remaining 13 regular season games at home, Denver's prospects for catching either the Clippers (seven home games in their final 14) or Memphis (seven of their final 16) are realistic.
I'm tired of catching out.
