Sentence examples for what has caught from inspiring English sources
This, above all, is what has caught the eye of Congress.
What has caught me up short recently is the emergence of a new critic of the banking regulations that have been pouring forth from Washington and Europe.
What has caught on instead is a variant that most economists consider more or less equivalent: a system of tradable emissions permits, a k a cap and trade.
What has caught demographers off-guard – and has required such dramatic revisions – is that African fertility has not fallen as expected.
But what has caught many by surprise is the number of blunders DreamWorks Animation has made since going public last October.
HOUSTON — Those who stand in a downtown park and stare into the eyes of a statue of James A. Baker III might wonder what has caught the former secretary of state's gaze.
I realized now what had caught the sun.
Above all, what had caught the attention of the man and woman on the left?
What had caught Bigelow's eye was a lengthy article on "La guerre civille aux États-Unis" by Laboulaye in the "Journal des Débats," one of the most influential journals in Europe.
On April 13, at a meeting of the Society of Automotive Historians, he explained in the lecture, "The New Biomorphs: An Emergent Trend on the Automotive Design Scene," what had caught his eye in recent years.
A spokeswoman for Total UK, the British arm of the US oil company which half owns 60% of the site, said petrol and kerosene, as well as some diesel and crude oil were held there, but she did not know exactly what had caught fire.
