Sentence examples for prospect of catching something 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.

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.

They're in a sense just casting as many lines as possible with the hope of catching something.

I was too afraid of catching something.

Most participants curtailed their social participation in engagements involving crowds of people for fear of "catching something [a respiratory illness that might lead to their demise]".

Part of it is about "catching something of the spirit of the age".

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.

Motherwell's victory over Kilmarnock on Friday left St Mirren with no prospect of catching the teams above them.

"I think cat videos in the last couple of years have gone from someone just catching something cute on a cellphone to being more produced," he said.

So, the joy comes from catching something small, weird, odd, which may never see the light of day.

Beagling is more about the hounds than catching something.