Sentence examples for single catch from inspiring English sources

He looks into the glove and sees, gloriously grass-bruised and double-stitched in red, the single catch of his life span.

There is no single catch phrase, whether "re-engineering" or "business-to-business software," that can automatically transform the nuts and bolts of how companies operate.

A few months later his first single, "Catch the Wind", was released and quickly found a number three slot in the UK charts; similar success soon followed in the United States.

Lord's will also be Strauss's 50th test as the England captain, the third man to reach that mark, and he could see yet another achievement — a single catch would take him past two former captains, Colin Cowdrey and Ian Botham, with whom he currently shares the England record of 120.

While some writers have emphasized his music's indebtedness to that Jamaican tradition, Keating has arguably been mining the pop idiom in equal measure since 2013, when he collaborated with pop provocateur SOPHIE on Palmistry's first Mixpak single, "Catch".

Each sample comprised specimens collected in a single catch (i.e. in the same site within 1-5 subsequent days), with the exception of samples from SR, which were collected in two catches in August and September.

And while there is not, nor should there be, a single catch-all analysis summing up the riots nationwide, common themes and interconnections do emerge.

Almost all abortions (97%) are carried out under a single catch-all clause, which permits abortion to protect the woman's physical or mental health.

Supergrass formed in 1993 and gained attention with their first single, Caught By the Fuzz.

The prototype for Muslim suicide bombers is young, single, caught up in religious fervor and, often, desperate.

But even the band's most cartoonish songs, like its breakthrough single "Caught by the Fuzz," were constructed with orchestral intelligence -- every burst of feedback, guitar overdub and background vocal was witty, telling and exact.