Sentence examples for slight catch from inspiring English sources

There is a slight catch, however.

But there's a slight catch to the success.

In the meantime, there's a slight catch in that her new version isn't published until 25 February, strictly speaking.

I want to hand myself in". Clearly, he had rehearsed those words many times and managed to recite them with only a slight catch in his voice.

But drug development was different, and when he spoke about the failure of apilimod there was a slight catch in his voice.

The slight catch in her voice while saying "When Dad died … "; a half smile under pained eyes; a brief grin before a complaint about boyfriend Jamie.

Her dancing is oddly reminiscent of the zombies in the Thriller video, unexpected jerks and pops, but she's wonderfully unselfconscious, and her voice has a slight husky catch that lends gravitas even when the sentiments don't quite deserve it.

A slight gurgle catches our ears.

It's a joint where you cotch — lean in a slight squat to catch an edge of something with your bum.

Thin shavings can be removed with speed and accuracy, creating a surface (especially when the form is convex) that shows slight facets that catch the light and add to the visual interest.

If they do not outpoint the Flyers by at least 3 over the last two games, they still have a slight chance to catch the Bruins, whom they now trail by three points after Boston's victory over the visiting Sabres on Thursday.