catch造句怎么写

We would never catch him on the hop.

And he'll catch all the fish in the bayou.

These use carbon or mesh to catch impurities.

“Here I am lumbering along to catch up, while she has so much energy, ” Walker says.

And Jesus said unto Simon, Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men.

Not sure what movie, but I had this idea to catch the movie's atmosphere in this piece.

And as any girl scout knows, twigs catch light more readily than branches, so a twiggy sort of plant can catch fire more readily than its non-twiggy sister.

Evidently he had the first quality of an angler, which is not to measure the pleasure by the catch.

However, you will be amazed at how quickly they catch on and how engrossed in their homework they will be simply by taking this approach.

love is like a sticky human eye. You should not deliberately catch it. As long as people who are interested in love, they will not easily say it.

"It started to catch on like wildfire internationally," Marshall says; until recently, sales in Europe, Australia, and Japan exceeded U.S. sales.

They report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that when rats are partially sleep deprived over consecutive days they no longer attempt to catch up, despite an accumulating sleep deficit.

While inflation isn't at worrying levels, the fear is some countries will have to play catch-up later to tame prices, and in the process snuff out economic growth.

Melissa presented a clear idea of why people need a gateway-based virus-detection product, Viruses need to be kept out of the enterprise altogether because you just can't update all virus-detection software on desktops in time to catch them.

FIRST, catch your cockroach.

The shortstop didn't catch the ball.

Try to "catch 'em being good".

This worm will catch a big fish!

You could just catch a glimpse of my glistening pussy.

She won't relish having to get up before dawn to catch that train.

We take the loss, suck it up and move on to the next girl... because there's more fish in the sea than any one man can catch, and with enough skill and practice your bound to catch a big one.

Sew the ends to the facing then with a catch stitch, cover the boning with a loose thread casing.

I mean he wouldn't hurt a fly. If there was a fly in my kitchen, he'll catch it and spend half an hour before he set it free.

Learning to share love with people must also learn not to catch the love and love. The greatest love is to do the best to the people you love, even if it hurts you.

Any solution [to Soviet economic malaise], however, is hostage to the crisis of authority, creating a catch-22 stalemate between perestroika and glasnost, between economics and politics: any measure to shore up the economy only fans public anger and reduces the authority of the Government.

Their total catch was one minnow .

I can not catch the squirrel with winged acts.

He got up early so that he might catch the first bus.

Jingjing campus is like a flower. If we can catch those moments that touch us, we will find the beauty hidden in the world.

That means a higher proportion of what is in the sea is being caught, so the real difference between present and past is likely to be worse than the one recorded by changes in catch sizes.

I think I catch your drift.

Give the team a chance to take a breather and catch up on some non-sprint activities.

automatically engaging catch

Therefore, this paper throws out a minnow to catch a whale so as to resume the historic status of Hefen literature School in the Chinese literature history according lots of held historical materials.

A sump can catch large amounts of rain and allow it to naturally percolate.