And the camera caught something besides the TV and VCR.
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Miyako observed her closely and caught something flash in her eye.
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But, we're guessing SOMEONE in that locker room caught something on video.
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We want them to be able to feel like, 'Wow, I've really caught something.
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"Honestly, I'd just laugh if I got new lungs and caught something else," she said.
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Riley Reyes : [Most people] only go [to a doctor] if they have symptoms or think they caught something.
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Could the junior justice have caught something from Justice Clarence Thomas, who famously went a decade without asking a single question?
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Instead, as I pulled my horse over a ridge westward, my eye caught something on the top of a low mountain across a valley.
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In an editorial published this month, Fuster gives a list of six examples from 48 hours at his clinic where a stethoscope caught something an ultrasound missed.
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Where Cronenberg caught something sculpted and near-robotic in the Pattinson of "Cosmopolis," Josh Safdie and his brother Benny, the directors of "Good Time," Pattinson's latest movie, drag him to the opposite extreme.
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While the fact-checkers were busy during last night's presidential debate trying to keep both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump honest, Andy Cohen thinks he may have caught something those reporters may have missed.
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Shortly before Mr. Biden relitigated the comments that had created the recent controversy for his campaign, he caught something of a break when Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey sought to cool tensions between them.
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When Milwaukee outfielder Keon Broxton went clattering into the center-field wall this month at Yankee Stadium to steal an extra-base hit from Aaron Judge, he also caught something else: the sight of Judge smiling at him.
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Someone had looked at his or her boyfriend's or girlfriend's ... significant other's Pokémon Go account and seen that they had caught something at a place that was, you know, near some other person's house and realized that ... LG: Uh oh!
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In a segment dedicated to the plight of the mammals, Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Gordeyev said that the orcas would be taken back to where they were caught, something campaigners had insisted upon, and released within four months in small groups.
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If you and your three roommates are all feeling the same type of gross in the same week, or your BFF at work caught something a few days ago, chances are good that you've got the same thing — not allergies.
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The producers (among them Harvey and Bob Weinstein, who made the movie and then sold off the rights) caught something of a break in casting Mandy Moore in this low-budget genre flick before "This is Us" became TV's new darling.
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As copies of the piece began flooding my inbox, it became clear that Richard Lloyd Parry, the veteran Tokyo bureau chief for The Times of London, had caught something far deeper than the financial fallout and collateral damage other journalists were covering.
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One night, his fishing net caught something heavy. Thinking of how much money he would get for this big fish, he became very excited. However, his excitement soon turned into disappointment when he saw that his catch was a long, thin piece of metal which had somehow become entangled to the net. He threw it back into the water, and recast the net at a different location.
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One night, his fishing net caught something heavy. Thinking of how much money he would get for this big fish, he became very excited. However, his excitement soon turned into disappointment when he saw that his catch was a long, thin piece of metal which had somehow become entangled to the net. He threw it back into the water, and recast the net at a different location.
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Connor explains that corporations often move money from one account to another and that it's nothing unusual. Out of earshot, Connor, makes a call to his banker saying, "Looks like I might have to make my next transfer ahead of schedule." Connor suggests that he and Wilhelmina get away, and she thinks he's talking about a long weekend, but he's got something more long-term in mind. Betty tells Marc about the budget discrepancy and he's skeptical that she caught something that all the real accountants didn't.
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In the first five years of US Post Office air mail service the average forced landing was every 800 miles and a pilot was killed about every 80,000 miles. Thirty-five pilots died during the Postal Service's operation of air mail flights; most deaths were between 1920 and 1925. Smith was involved in another incident that scared him to death. One day when he was flying his normal air mail route from Hadley Field to Cleveland, he caught something out of the corner of his eye that looked like a skyscraper.
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He also impressed Mikey D with his ability to take vocal sounds from beatboxer Rahzel, change their pitch, and turn them into a fluid bassline on "I Get Rough". “Rahzel didn’t know that his voice was going to become a bassline,” Mikey said. “It’s not like Paul told Rahzel to play ‘Brick House’. He caught something from what Rahzel did earlier like a bass and then he played it himself. It’s like he programmed him into the keys to become a key on a piano.” He also worked as a producer and engineer for numerous other hip-hop acts.
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Leimena, who stayed in Geneva, apparently intended to resign and reportedly said that he felt like "a fisherman who has caught something and is told to throw it back into the water". After the Harahap Cabinet's collapse, Ali Sastroamidjojo intentionally excluded all ministers who served the entire length of the Harahap cabinet, including Leimena, from his cabinet. At that time, Leimena had also been elected as a member of the People's Representative Council representing Maluku in the 1955 elections. He was then appointed into the Constitutional Assembly of Indonesia, as a deputy speaker, until he became inactive due to further appointment as minister.
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Doubtfire with his daughter. He states that while watching the film, he realized that the audience was laughing in two different pitches: "high little giggles when the kids laughed at the slapstick parts of the film, and deep knowing guffaws when the adults caught something that they knew the kids wouldn't get." Lowe thought, "Why isn't there a computer game that my 9-year-old daughter and I could play that works like that?" Lowe's daughter would take a small role in the development of the game, designing the maze puzzle seen late in the game.
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The praise he received for his early attempts made him persevere this choice of career, and he obtained engagements with several companies both as writer and actor. He made a happy marriage in 1777, and soon afterwards left the stage and devoted himself entirely to writing. He settled at Padua, and the reputation of his numerous comedies rapidly spread in Italy, for a time eclipsing that of his predecessors. Most of his plays were melodramas, and his work became repetitive, but he caught something of the new spirit appearing in German dramatic literature, in the works of Schiller, Iffland and Kotzebue.
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Graham Bader, describing it as the engine of the painting's narrative, notes the intrigue created by the juxtaposition of Donald's heightened sense of visual perception as it relates to his anticipated catch, and his deadened sense of tactile perception as it relates to having a fishing hook in the back of his own shirt. In this sense, Lichtenstein has chosen to depict a source that has as its subject a divide between raised visual awareness and an absent sense of touch: Lichtenstein frequently explored vision-related themes after he began to work in the pop art genre; early examples include I Can See the Whole Room...and There's Nobody in It! and Look Mickey. In this painting, Donald's large eyes indicate his belief that he has caught something big while Mickey's small eyes indicate his disbelief that Donald has caught anything significant.
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