Sentence examples for which catch from inspiring English sources
Forest edges, which catch more atmospheric deposition, have become important features in European landscapes and elsewhere.
Gill nets, which catch the fish in their meshes, are mostly used in long rows.
These serve as "fishing legs", and are completely covered in sticky polyps which catch planktonic prey.
This occurs unevenly, forming hollows or sun cups in the snow which catch the light and sublimate faster.
They can switch varieties or shift vines from north-facing slopes, which catch the sun, to more shaded inclines.
Levitan was master of the "mood landscape", which catch the understated beauty of provincial Russia with a tinge of melancholy.
He became celebrated for humor and prescience that began to show up in the real world during the Vietnam War, which "Catch-22" was widely thought to anticipate.
And so economists developed models in which catch-up proceeds in fits and starts, as one economy here or a few economies there attract new concentrations of industrial activity and rapidly converge toward the club of rich-world countries.And then suddenly, beginning in the mid-1990s, the world experienced true catch-up growth.
The league's rulemaking competition committee is poised to change the controversial rule by eliminating two provisions that were particularly confounding over the years to players, coaches and fans, and by modifying the standard by which catch-or-no-catch rulings are made on instant replay reviews.
All of which caught the director by surprise.
