Sentence examples for thought catching from inspiring English sources

He thought catching the murderers of Bud Philpot and Peter Roerig would help him win the sheriff's office.

On that trip, the kids were twelve and fourteen, so they loved going to a Vietnamese cooking school, and they thought catching an overnight train into the mountains of northern Vietnam was exciting.

"I think catching up to them is doable.

He was impressed that Kathryn delivered Camden without medication, saying with a smile of catching R. A. Dickey, "I think catching a knuckleball should be a piece of cake compared to what she's been through".

I think Catchings realized she doesn't have to carry the load every single night".

"You never thought about catching it over the middle of the field," said Hixon, a receiver with the Giants.

But some prominent experts, such as IBM's Richard Garwin, thought that catching missiles on their way up might be easier.

Next year we might even think about catching our own.

In the past we could think of catching culprits "red handed" in the act of criminality.

People think that catching terrorists is just a matter of finding them – but, just as often, terrorists are created by the people doing the chase.

When you imagine a typical day in the life of a teenage girl, you might think of catching the bus; flipping through messages on a smart phone; perhaps chatting with friends.