catching

IPA: kˈætʃɪŋ

Examples of "catching" in Sentences

“Kivar,” Simon said raggedly, the word catching in his throat.
Marisela stepped back, the use of her name catching her off guard.
"That's what we call catching a crab in our country," said the woman.
"That's what we calls catching a crab in our country," said the woman.
Judging by his record in "catching" Gary Ridgeway, it'll take him another two decades to discover the culprit of globabl warming.
Such is the life of a columnist with a value-investing bias; you always have the phrase "catching a falling knife" at the ready when writing.
"It doesn't sound so overwhelming or scary," said Christian Sinclair, associate medical director at Kansas City Hospice and editor of the Pallimed blog, who sees the term catching on.