Sentence examples for to catch home from inspiring English sources

A change in stadium policy this week meant that fans could walk up to the fence to catch home runs.

Jon Paul Morosi of Foxsports.com pointed out that Longoria's game-winning homer sailed over a left-field fence that had been lowered so former Rays left fielder Carl Crawford could thrill fans by leaping to catch home runs.

But my outrage was sparked when I arrived two hours before game time with my 10-year-old son and was told that we could no longer stand along the outfield wall on the field level to catch home runs and tossed balls during batting practice.

Harris explained the city is currently authorized to evaluate properties more than 50 years of age under certain provisions in the California Environmental Quality Act, but has no local authority beyond the Planning Department's existing reviews and permits to catch homes before they go under the saw.

"It's a one-in-a-million shot to catch a home run," Komorek said.

And half a dozen people were waiting to try to catch a home run if it left the stadium.

Cactus League spring training, in March, provides an opportunity to catch a home run hit by such greats as Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa.

The House of Representatives ended its business for the week today, with lawmakers saying they wanted to catch flights home.

It was easier doing that than trying to position himself in just the right spot to catch a home run ball.

Those of us who worked in the French Quarter and lived elsewhere recognized one another by our stained uniforms, which could feel like marks of dishonor as we walked to catch buses home.

While the odds are against it, there's always the chance that you could be the one to catch the home run ball, win the lottery or unknowingly buy Ansel Adams negatives at garage sale.