Sentence examples for to the catch from inspiring English sources
Strauss gets close to the catch, but no cigar.
Check to see if you are rushing your recovery as you head up to the catch.
It also refers to the catch of juveniles or undersize fish of the species targeted.
Move to the "catch" (the most forward point in the sequence) in one fluid movement, keeping a good, relaxed posture.
As soon as I signed in to the Catch That Kid audition, I noticed something was wrong.
If you can't feel that suspension straight away, aim to feel it as close to the catch as you can.
Even after the accident, Chitwood said he didn't believe fans close to the catch-fence were at risk.
If this one was a wild fish, I would have been returned to the catch-and-release fold.
Freestyle wrestling lends its origins to the catch-as-you-can style played in Lancashire in the 19th century.
Pay attention, in particular, to the catch-all that follows the fiddly, do-it-yourself options:you may complain that all this is a bit complicated.
China's official news service, Xinhua, quashed the rumour the following day.Gathering news about Chinese leaders remains a risky business, especially if the news is accurate, when it is open to the catch-all charge of "revealing state secrets".
