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91. Proper chilling of ocean catches and shipment by air favor the availability of fresh ocean fish in large urban markets.

92. He knows how to run routes and catches the ball well.

93. An exquisite unreality catches the earth, or perhaps it is the ultimate reality.

94. As the dust settles a chart in the back of the room catches my eye.

95. Then he catches me, and we walk arm in arm to the bus stop.

96. Fenner had two catches for 24 yards, but did not have a rushing attempt against the Chargers.

97. A spark from the engine ignites the gas, and smoke and flames start to rise as the wood catches fire.

98. Jody is following the ball, but she catches Red out of the corner of her eye.

99. A slow gazelle might never be unlucky enough to meet a cheetah, but a slow cheetah that never catches anything dies.

100. It catches people's imagination, and becomes, as Harry wanted[sentencedict.com], a kind of pictogram to represent the whole range.

101. The bolts are stiff; the pair of them have some difficulty releasing the catches and sliding them back.

102. A chap called Herbert Brough of Macclesfield had the fishing for these fish taped and made some outstanding catches there.

103. That is one of the reasons why container gardening catches the imagination.

104. She was just pushing down the lid and trying to close the catches with fumbling fingers when the door swung open.

105. Door has special spring-loaded hinges avoiding the need for catches.

106. Having entangled them in crime, he catches a train and goes away.

107. Anglers can take home limit or near limit catches daily.

108. It's the early bird watcher that catches the best bird song.

109. Watermen talked about their catches so far this year[sentencedict.com/catches.html], which they said have been better than ever.

110. Around the walls are the type of prize catches that most anglers could only dream about.

111. If the idea catches on, it can be said to propagate itself, spreading from brain to brain.

112. In the midst of this seemingly successful gesture, the hotel catches fire.

113. Unfortunately, Joan catches Victor slightly off-balance and he falls against a wall, bruising his arm slightly.

114. She catches the bus at the end of the lane.

115. By dawn, the 46-year-old Agoura Hills businessman dons a wet suit, picks up a surfboard and catches waves.

116. It catches Ferrier in especially plush voice enclosing the lovely melody with her velvety tones.

117. It also made other catches on the islands, including shark fins and sea cucumbers, more attractive.

118. Jason Brown at last had a bowl-five innocuous overs-and super-sub Stewart held three catches.

119. This gives it a whitish sparkle as light catches millions of tiny prisms and reflects white light.

120. Be warned: If an airline catches you bending the rules, it could be ugly.