Sentence examples for stroke caught from inspiring English sources

After he slid into splits to reach angled shots and heard the crowd murmur when one Kuerten stroke caught the back of the line, Russell's pixie dust expired.

"TIME passes... while the black dots and strokes caught by ink and paper stay forever.

But if a stroke is caught early enough, the damage it can cause can be prevented.

Navy got off fast and led by a boat‐length at 500 meters when the Wisconsin stroke, Tom Flamming, "caught a crab" and was struck in the chest by his oar handle.

Without hurrying his smooth stroke, he caught and passed his nemesis, Pieter van den Hoogenband of the Netherlands, in the final half-lap to win a gold medal denied him four years ago in Sydney.

Some early signs of heat stroke include: Catching a heat stroke in its early stages can help prevent permanent damage to your dog's internal organs.

The France, Spain and Italy we find in this set of three CD-ROM's are the idealized versions, presented in broad strokes and caught in centuries past.

He brought European-designed boats and oars to Harvard, as well as a German rowing style that modified the oarsmen's conventional three-part mechanism — stroke, recovery, catch — into a more continuous repetitive motion.

The result is a kind of stop-action painting in which each stroke remains distinct, caught in a moment of Disneyfied suspended animation.

In the next over, Eoin Morgan played another rash stroke and was caught at long-off and then Ian Bell, looking out of sorts, got an inside edge and was bowled by Hastings to make it 103 for six in the 26th over.

Magoffin then struck three times in successive overs, having Matt Spriegel lbw offering no stroke, and Rob Newton and Kyle Coetzer caught behind by Ben Brown.