Sentence examples for rose caught the from inspiring English sources

It was the same player, with a handball, who gave away the penalty five minutes into the second half for Janssen to score, and though Rose caught the eye again with his ability to break forward these were moments that will worry Hodgson.

Among his 10 goals, 23-year-old Rose caught the eye with a h hat-trick in the 3-1 win over Kettering last week.

Instead, Mr. Peters said, Raúl Castro's rise caught the administration off guard.

The speed by which the oceans' acid levels has risen caught scientists off-guard, with the problem now considered to be climate change's "equally evil twin," National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) chief Jane Lubchenco told The Associated Press.

One morning as the sun rose, I caught the Chrysler Building casting its shadow on the Met Life building, a slim dusky finger drawn across the striated facade, as if tickling it awake.

But the suspicion that his rival's campaign dug up the documents hurt Mr Madrazo, who has a history of winning elections in controversial fashion.Mr Calderón's swift rise has caught the pollsters unawares.

Rising enrollment soon caught the eye of Wall Street firms, which poured money into the sector and helped launch several education companies, such as the Apollo Group, which went public in 1994 and now dominates the industry with a market capitalization of $3.54 billion.

Friedel rises to catch the corner.

The earliest rising bee catches the best flower and ultimately the best meal, according to research.

It rises to peaks in the renderings that look like cresting waves, but it is the rising costs that have caught the most attention so far.

The sharp rise in sales caught the eyes of both books' publishers, who traced it to the rerun on Tuesday of an episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" that featured Ms. Seinfeld.