Sentence examples for this means catching from inspiring English sources

This means catching up with old friends, posting funny YouTube videos and reminiscing about the weekend.

If this means catching an earlier bus, train or riding the bike in earlier than would normally get you there just on the dot, do it.

For the iOS version, this mostly means catching up with the Android app.

Big-screen TVs everywhere play the Games at high volume; being here still means catching it on TV.

Getting students to graduation often means catching them up to a field that has a 15-year head start.

For the two companies, innovation on mobile essentially means catching up to the other's growing list of features.

That means catching the turn of the tide in public opinion, backing the knights of the public sector eager to do their jobs better, while recognising that all too human knavish tendencies need eternal vigilance too.

Since policing a beach community like Sea Haven ("your basic down-the-shore resort town") normally means catching the thief who swiped a $350 tricycle off someone's front porch, Danny is way out of his depth hunting a sniper.

It is, writes the journalist, Robert Saviano, in his introduction to the book, "a city within a city in a country that is currently the major producer of cocaine, and entering it means catching a glimpse into the depths of hell".

Nighttime entertainment means catching a foreign film at Bantam Cinema, Connecticut's oldest continually running movie house.

That means catching up with family!