Sentence examples for though catch from inspiring English sources

You might, though, catch some graffiti scrawled on concrete walls and darkened doorways, opining in classically Irish slang that, "Bono is a Pox".

The stories we remember though, catch our attention because their subjects provoke controversy and deliberately violate our expectations.

Don't worry though, catch the first episode here and chase it down with an interview with one of its stars, comedian Adam Carpenter.  .

Others, though, caught on to the idea that the impatient boy might in fact be disturbed.

In cricket, though, catches taken is almost the only routinely recorded fielding statistic.

The Rangers, though, caught a break when the Winnipeg Jets were defeated by the Washington Capitals earlier in the evening.

Though caught up in the Internet boom, Enron was not a stereotypical dot.com, all hype and no substance.

At night though, caught in the glare of a three-million-candlepower spotlight in a forest still bare of leaves, it's a different story.

Another script, though, caught the notice of Robert Redford, who was looking to make some films of his own, after years of working as an actor for hire.

Another part of Kerry's comments, though, caught my ear.

That rust, though, caught up to Padilla in his next bout as the two-way athlete was beaten by San Juan Hills' Gilbert Johnson, 7-2.