Sentence examples for were catch from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of seizing or capturing.
- The catch of the perpetrator was the product of a year of police work.
But there were catch phrases that devotees to the Ed Sullivan and Milton Berle shows came to recognise and love.
A change occurred (addition or removal of a sound source) on 75% of trials; the remaining 25% were catch trials where no change occurred.
When asked about her thoughts after Nick and Laura's arrest Zoe said; Kim and I were catch and release.
In the null-cued condition, 66.6% of trials were catch trials in order to reduce the ability of participants to anticipate target appearance.
Three of 12 such trials were catch trials where flashes occurred, with one catch trial per scanning session.
The experimental phase was similar to the calibration phase with the following changes: it included 540 trials divided into 6 blocks, 1/9 of these trials were catch trials.
Even Yemenis were caught unprepared.
I guess they were caught".
Finally they were caught.
City were caught napping.
They were caught unaware.
