Sentence examples for really no catch from inspiring English sources

No, there's really no catch.

The team of six all work remotely and are constantly collaborating on projects online.Townsend says: "Between Skype and Asana and Dropbox, there's really no need to catch up".

"No, really, Susan, I caught it.

"No clubs really caught my eye but as soon as Swindon came in, it was a dream move for me".

"No one really catches me off guard anymore".

They're exercises in moral fastidiousness that no one really expects will catch on generally.

No one really aims to catch up with Starbucks, whose brand ambitions by now rather transcend espresso and milk.

That's really the catch.

It was a way to short-circuit permissiveness — not to mention decency, common sense, and simple mercy — by insisting that an offense that is no worse, really, than being caught with a Martini in a speakeasy should be met with enough prison time to ruin a life.

This could really catch on!

"I didn't really catch him.