Sentence examples for reasonably catch from inspiring English sources

Then Thorn set out to work with clock manufacturers and other timing experts to determine the least amount of time that a player could reasonably catch a ball and get off a shot.

Most of reservoir simulators can reasonably catch the mechanisms of polymer flooding.

With apologies, a somewhat rude question called out to be asked: Might not some people, on hearing how he thought he could "catch fire," reasonably wonder if he was delusional?

Jonathan Cullen is especially funny as a reasonably average guy caught up in a bizarre sexual freak-show.

Ellman asked: "From next week, people who are going to catch a train can be reasonably sure they will get to work or home … Can those simple things be done?" Horton replied: "Indeed".

Thursday night I joined a reasonably packed theatre of white people to catch Dave Longstreth's latest mindfuck, Hi Custodian.

If there were a reasonably accurate and functioning national database, it might catch some mentally ill people who applied for or had already registered for their guns.

So far reasonably well staved off, but sooner or later it will catch up with me.

If you were allowed to stay up far too late (which I was) then you could catch a giddy array of "arthouse" movies, or, at least, reasonably rare/obscure ones.

It was only when I got to university that I started to catch up and read a lot of things I might reasonably have been expected to know already – Treasure Island among them.

Furthermore, item 8 ("I catch the bus or use the car more often") exhibited some degree of cross-loading, in that two reasonably high component coefficients (>0.5) were split across two components (1 and 4).