Did we do a reasonable job at catching something of the national psyche?
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But realistically, if you're sharing weed, what are the odds of catching something vicious?
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Now, though, attendees risk catching something more serous than just a cold: the coronavirus.
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But a better boarding process could at least reduce the risk of catching something unpleasant.
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There's also no burst mode so catching something quick is really not possible on the G6.
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So if you're brave and not worried about catching something, go and get your lift on.
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But we are afraid to go to any medical facilities for fear of catching something there!
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I live in New York City, where just one subway ride pretty much guarantees you're catching something.
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In normal circumstances where you were worried about catching something, you'd likely try to avoid sharing germs.
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Not only that, but the more eye-catching something is, the more likely it is to spread on online.
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Besides, you're probably at a bigger risk of catching something communicable from your dining companion who's double-dipping in the salsa.
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If I get lucky, I can also avoid yet another boil-in-the-bag dehydrated meal by catching something for dinner.
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Again and again, they cast their lines in the hope of catching something, anything, that will restore them to who they were.
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It was a place where if you were seeing "The Towering Inferno," someone would be catching something on fire in the aisle.
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Turning down an outstretched hand won't reduce the risk of someone catching something they probably weren't going to get in the first place.
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As a vet, he was at risk of catching something from his patients: Cat-scratch fever can cause enlarged lymph nodes, fatigue, fever and malaise.
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We find poor hygiene abhorrent, for example, because picking your nose and not bathing increases your chances of getting sick—and thereby our chances of catching something from you.
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Signs of infection People who have a lower immunity, such as those with diseases such as HIV or lymphoma, are more at risk of catching something from potting mix.
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But with so many films scheduled so densely in the festival, walking away from something that's not working can be the key to catching something that will blow your mind.
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Over pounding drums and electric guitar, Gwen expresses the cathartic terror and joy of finally catching something you've been chasing ("Don't let it go away, this feeling has got to stay").
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An X-ray, or indeed an MRI scan, once completed, could be inspected by an object recognition system watching for abnormalities, saving time for doctors and maybe even catching something they might have missed.
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Catching something gives you at least 100XP (not a lot, but it stacks up) and — more importantly — you get lots of spare Pokémon that you can either evolve or transfer for candy (more on this later).
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Seniors and immunocompromised citizens have been put in a tough position: brave the masses of people sometimes literally fighting at grocery stores and risk catching something, or wait at home as they run out of supplies.
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Last night it became clear pretty early that the polls weren't catching something pretty significant that was taking place and Trump's appeal with Americans was much stronger than people were saying—even if Clinton ended up with a higher popular vote.
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If, however, an employee tells his manager he doesn't want to go on a scheduled business trip for fear of catching something, in most instances the company may still insist he go -- especially if travel is part of his job description.
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In a study from March, data scientists calculated the potential risk of catching something from your planemates, and found that if you sit directly in front or back of a sick person you have an 2300 percent chance of getting infected—even on the other side of the aisle.
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To many people, screening instinctively seems like an appropriate thing to do, because catching something earlier seems better. However, no screening test is perfect. There will always be the problems with incorrect results and other issues listed above. It is an ethical requirement for balanced and accurate information to be given to participants at the point when screening is offered, in order that they can make a fully informed choice about whether or not to accept.
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Giving the girls high hopes for the future and catching something different in the Christian music market. This album had high energy pop, with an r'n'b influence throughout most of the tracks, including the rocky track, "Do You Know What It's Like?" and a contrast to a more WWMT past sound of "When I Get To Heaven". These two songs both had good reviews and also had music videos. Sugababes and the early Girls Aloud have been linked with this sound.
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