Sentence examples for standard catch from inspiring English sources

The standard catch: this deal is only for new subscribers, though there are presumably ways to blur that line if you're feeling particularly sheisty this morning.

The Weekly Standard caught up with the Kentucky Republican on Capitol Hill and inquired about his hawkish turn toward advocating for more airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.

This rule sometimes creates controversy; if so, you can always play with standard catches.

So until building standards catch up with these newer technologies, there are steps to make even Portland-based concrete greener.

Concordia, with its programs of classical and jazz standards, caught the wave of what was then starting to be called crossover.

Nearly 40percentt of coastal waters fail to meet either state or federal water quality standards, catches for big commercial fish species have declined, and in some areas shellfish stocks have crashed.

At this rate, living standards will catch up with the European average within a generation.

Duncan stressed that the garment industry was vital for Bangladesh's development, and said safety standards must catch up with its rapid growth.

Landings on beaches beside lakes are standard for catch-and-release fishing tours in the spring, when Arctic char and rainbow trout are the attraction.

We cannot force down enrolment to improve quality – instead we must lift standards to catch up to the new levels of access.

And his standard piece, "Caught" (1982), is a fail-safe contraption, making use of a strobe light so that a dancer (on Tuesday, a blond Adonis named Eric Bourne) appears to walk on air and fly.