Sentence examples for where it caught from inspiring English sources

After colliding with the Trailblazer, the minivan spun out of control, careening onto a grassy embankment, where it caught fire.

The ball was floated the other way, where it caught the underside of the crossbar and dropped over the line.

Unbowed by the master's reaction, Nielsen took the quartet home, where it caught on with performers and critics.

The safety agency had crash-tested the Volt in 2011 and it then sat for several weeks in a storage area, where it caught fire.

The film had its premiere at the Sarasota Film Festival and went on to the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland, where it caught the attention of European critics.

And, of course, it came up frequently at the Democratic National Convention a few weeks ago, where it caught the attention of a regular You're The Boss commenter who calls himself Einstein.

The author portrays Fikre, a beautiful slave, as "thin-hipped as a cheetah", her skin so black that "like a piece of split coal it seems almost silver where it catches the light".

Paul's explanation is more broadly historical but no more flattering: "There's this something that takes off where it catches the conscience and the heart of men and they move, like lemmings, to what that particular thing is.

He puts the camera in a place where it catches what he wants to see — often a couple of things at the same time — and leaves it there at great length (though intercutting between the shots).

"If the batteries are out of balance, and there's a heating issue in part of the cells, it balances itself if temperatures continue to rise, it attenuates, consumes, less energy, it never lets it get to the point where it catches fire".

Practice fire safety, do not melt the polish to where it catches fire and don't do it indoors.