1 Frome turned away again, and taking up his razor stooped to catch the reflection of his stretched cheek in the blotched looking-glass above the wash-stand.
2 She drew closer under the bearskin, so that, looking sideways around his coat-sleeve, he could just catch the tip of her nose and a blown brown wave of hair.
3 "Honey'll never catch anybody else if she doesn't marry Charlie," said Randa, cruel and secure in her own popularity.
4 A thousand incoherent thoughts shot through her mind, and she could not catch a single one to mold into a word.
5 She'd never, never catch another beau and everybody'd laugh fit to die at her.
6 It seemed such a terrible waste to spend all your little girlhood learning how to be attractive and how to catch men and then only use the knowledge for a year or two.
7 Sugar always caught more flies than vinegar, as Mammy often said, and she was going to catch and subdue this fly, so he could never again have her at his mercy.
8 I don't want her to catch me now.
9 Uncle Henry fidgeted, coughed and did not look at her, lest he catch sight of a tear that would upset him.
10 If you run fast you can catch up with those soldiers and they won't let the Yankees get you.
11 In the flight from Atlanta, he had understood nothing except that the Yankees were after him and now he still lived in fear that the Yankees would catch him and cut him to pieces.
12 Now, Wade, if I ever catch you on Auntee's bed again, I'll wear you out.
13 Those fools would never catch the sow.
14 Wade was at her heels, sobbing, trying to catch her flying skirts.
15 Most of the families had nothing at all but the remains of their yam crops and their peanuts and such game as they could catch in the woods.