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catch

[kach] / kætʃ /








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We caught up with Sanders while she was in New York to promote her book and admittedly “overstimulated from all the horns,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

A key factor was that Verbruggen's challenge made in an irregular way, with a high boot catching the thigh of Adli after he had gone past.

From BBC

“The catch is that this is a one-off fix for what is a systemic problem,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

“We’re taught to be polite and nice and make everybody around us feel comfortable and take the high road,” McCurdy said, her voice catching.

From Los Angeles Times

In the fourth quarter, with the Bears two yards from scoring, Lake caught leaping running back D’Andre Swift in the air and planted him into the turf for no gain.

From Los Angeles Times