Sentence examples for thing to catch from inspiring English sources

But it's one thing to catch a break and quite another to know what to do with it.

Who would have thought that the next big thing to catch the popular imagination would be a boy doing ballet?

Inside, the first thing to catch your eye is the groovy seat fabric, ribbed for your pleasure and made from sponge-clean, faintly rubbery material.

Bunting's larger-than-life biography might be the first thing to catch one's attention, but his voice, which only gets better with age, is what will endure.

But that was not the only thing to catch the eye of Ryan McDonagh, the Ranger plying his trade with Barys Astana of the Kontinental Hockey League during the N.H.L. lockout.

The play is apparently not the thing to catch the conscience of the New York City Department of Transportation, which has billed the Drilling Company for the parking spaces the theater troupe uses for its free Shakespeare in the Parking Lot performances, and has required the company to purchase automobile liability insurance.

Roy Hodgson has the bright young things to catch opponents unawares.

"They seem to know when to be wary when people leave things to catch them," Dr. Wharton said.

November 14, 2013 Joseph Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) Lol RT @ObsoleteDogma: Shelby made a classic blunder: You have to actually know things to catch people in a gotcha.

I have a million things to catch both you and me up on – hang five, I'll be back to bring us all up to speed with the political world beyond the chamber.

"It takes a while for these things to catch on," he said.