Sentence examples for told to catch from inspiring English sources

Few westerners have considered how bruising it is to be constantly reacting to another's invention, statement or action: always being told to "catch up" or improve.

He entered via Heathrow and Belfast, and was told to catch the bus from Northern Ireland to the port in Ireland where his vessel was docked.

Public transport users were told to catch trains or ferries, with all buses heading into the city terminating at North Sydney.

My own trip ended on a somewhat awkward note when we headed into Manhattan and were suddenly dropped on Canal Street in Chinatown and told to catch another Apple bus that was there but completely full.

Having been sacked by the board and stripped of his office, home and company car on October 14th, the 30-year Olympus veteran one of just four gaijin to run a leading Japanese company was told to catch a bus to the airport.

He started the blog in 2015, he told me, in order "to catch others out there in the sea, and scoop them up".

Alonzo is telling Jake that in order to catch a criminal he's got to think and act like one himself.

All he was told to do was catch the ball and dunk it.

Telemachus told them to catch hold of the ropes, and they made all haste to do so.

Jabin told Kumar to catch some poisonous frogs, chop them up, and mix them into the guards' food.

Dent said he had told Cerone to catch the ball at second and clear out after that if a double-play situation arose.