Utiliser "catch up" dans une phrase

1. "I think Venna needs to catch up on some sleep

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2. We have to catch up with her," Herndon said, "That's our only chance

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3. Johnny trailed Nancy, trying to quickly dodge the students faster than she was so he could catch up to her

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4. "We have to catch up with her," Herndon said, "That's our only chance

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5. I lean against the cupboards, half my brain trying to catch up

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6. He could catch up with Tahlmute

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7. Enough to catch up on 6 months mortgage arrears in one go, get the debt collectors off his back

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8. You've been busy studying the planet too, there's a lot to catch up on there

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9. "Too much to catch up on there, I'm just following the details of the evolutionary sequence, that's been my study

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10. ’ I said, my voice cracking as my emotions catch up now that the pressure is off to a large extent

11. "They’ll never catch up with Hardway and the rest of them

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12. We’ll catch up once this play is over

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13. I relate this to Amy when I phone her for our usual catch up call, which is a mistake as I rapidly discover

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14. "What’s our ETA to the terminus? Will they catch up before we make it?"

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15. He stopped and waited for her to catch up, joined arms with her

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16. While there is nothing wrong with having usually catch up with them at the clubhouse later and their fruit and sipping on energy drinks, skip the water on the first advice has been pretty useful

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17. catch upon the candle flame and snap

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18. His mind was trying to play catch up

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19. The chance that he would actually catch up with them was too remote to contemplate, but as there was nothing else he could do that made any sense at all, it gave him a goal

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20. ‘Yes … it would also be a good idea for you to spend the morning in bed – catch up on some sleep

21. However, she responds to my instruction and, at a steady canter, allows Adamant to catch up with us

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22. About a half hour later, as they headed east to catch up with Jake, the sky above was suddenly filled with the lost 300; they had laid a trap and now sprung it

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23. By the time I catch up with Sefir, Berndt has settled her in a makeshift stall, hobbling her more from the point of view of preventing her doing herself any damage than anything else, as he assures me quickly

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24. We shook hands, waved to each other and then I ran to catch up with my chauffeur

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25. It’s not that I don’t want Alastair here … dear God, never that … but it’s all happened so very fast that I haven’t had time to catch up with myself

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26. How was your trip to North Wales?’ She starts telling me about it but a voice from her house calls out ‘Mum!’ and with a sigh she turns, promising that we will get together for a catch up session soon

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27. Manolis wrapped blankets around his shoulders and I went outside to catch up with Alexis

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28. 'I've seen the way you guys look at each other,' he said as he tried to catch up

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29. to catch up on my reading while the children took

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30. I was wounded and could not catch up with the hunting party, and the wounds would not allow me to send a message

31. "And it'll be nice to catch up with Maggie

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32. Maggie and Bex hit the catch up button

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33. through the kitchen door, hurrying to catch up with the young

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34. hesitated a moment, but then ran to catch up with

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35. for a few seconds, before hurrying to catch up with the others

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36. Petr spurred his horse to catch up with the others

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37. There was also no opportunity to catch up with either Bram or

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38. back bitter tears and ran to catch up with the

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39. Tom found himself stumbling along the same track, trying to catch up

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40. All of them were always so tardy to meetings that they often had to hold them during sleeps and the interlocking positions let them hold two or three meetings at once to catch up

41. “I’ll catch up with you lads later on, then,” Tom said to the other

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42. You can catch up on some of those invoices now, Sally

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43. Billy wonders, as he struggles to catch up with the man who has given him this gift of death, whether he will ever be able to stop the music in his head

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44. Billy plods on regardless, just grateful that he can catch up with Alex

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45. Unbelievable! Most of my fellow commuters don’t even realise it is there; they never look out of the windows but bury their noses in the newspapers, or talk on their mobiles trying to sound important, or just sit there with their eyes closed trying to catch up on their sleep

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46. Looks as though you’re going to have the day to myself tomorrow – maybe you could catch up on the cleaning and deal with the washing; don’t know how you stand the excitement

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47. He could only get bathroom duty on this lugger, but it was a start on their quest to catch up with Tahlmute in the Gengee

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48. ‘Mmmm … it was nice to catch up with Mel

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49. Roman walked in, his reluctant steps seeming never to catch up to mine

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50. “I’m grabbing warmer clothes, I’ll catch up with you,” Desa said as she swung over the fence

51. Did he catch up

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52. “We’ll never catch up to them,” Johnny the Killer countered

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53. A man with only one arm took the lead, thrusting a silver etched sword into the ground and leaning on it as he waited for the others to catch up to him

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54. ‘What will you do when you catch up with him?’

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55. "Continue to find out what you can about them, but catch up with her and please, you play her

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56. She stopped to let him catch up

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57. ‘We’re never going to catch up with Pippi at this rate,’

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58. supplies, and catch up with neighbours and news from

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59. It was half term holiday when the teachers were able to take a rest and catch up on their paperwork

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60. He continued on, enhancing his speed to catch up with the elves, all the while doing his best to pretend he hadn’t almost crashed into the Elder Goddess, Dona’Cora

61. But Father didn’t catch up, as he’d promised

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62. Some of them complained that he was a slave driver, which made him slack off a bit to allow them to catch up before resuming the daily workload

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63. He had not seen Crissy for a while and knew that she’d like to catch up on all the latest gossip

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64. The dream is telling you that it is time to call up old friends and catch up with what they are all up to

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65. It is time to call up old friends and catch up with what they are all up to

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66. At that moment, Nerissa saw a youth catch up to Dzunga

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67. When they reached the landing Zarko stood still for a few moments to regain his breath as he’d had to hasten to catch up

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68. catch up with some time

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69. ” pushed Lucy, jogging to catch up with her

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70. Still, it would be good to catch up on some much needed sleep and after the events of the day some extra rest would not go amiss

71. I’ll catch up with you in a few minutes

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72. “Should we investigate it or stay clear though?” asked Fletcher, using the temporary lull in the group’s pace as a chance to catch up

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73. The rest of the group kept walking so Amanda had to jog a few steps to catch up

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74. The child scampered away, running to catch up with her parents

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75. I didn"t try to catch up with her

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76. “I have to go on my inspection rounds at the moment but Sgt Barnes is more than capable of briefing you and I will catch up with you later on”, we saluted and he went off to do his rounds

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77. “I would like to catch up with the lads and to have a glass of ale again in a pub but what about this”, and he touched his face

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78. European culture is going to be killed, country after country, due to the fact that the leaders hide their collective head in the sand and tax their people to death in order to provide social services for an invading army of which they are terrified, and of course do not bear children enough to propagate themselves, let alone catch up with their Moslem additions to their populations

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79. The past would catch up if he remained in this county, in this country perhaps

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80. Roidon glanced round, stared at him for a few seconds, long enough for Gerrid to catch up

81. “The rest of us, or at least those that are able, will begin following the tracks southward and see if we can catch up with these rapscallions

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82. He had to catch up on the dreaded paperwork first

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83. She hunkered behind a piling and waited for the others to catch up

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84. Pirate was running behind, trying to catch up, his wings stretched away from his body, stiff and straight

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85. ‘They are, but I have fallen behind and I need to catch up somehow

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86. Relaxed in my PJs, with a cup of hot chocolate and ready to go through the files and perhaps catch up with some work, I sat at my desk in the study so I could chat to Egan at the same time via a video call

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87. I knew how much Josie needed to be alone with her daughter, to hold her, to catch up on everything that had happened in Patty’s life in the middle of nowhere since Christmas

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88. Before anything else, saddle up one of our fastest horses so I can catch up to our guest

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89. Shaking the dust from his coat, Brokin winced and lent against the wall to let his eyesight catch up with his movements

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90. He quickly raced ahead to catch up to it

91. William looked behind him and he could see a young kid speeding along, trying to catch up to them

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92. I was trying to catch up with the cricket scores

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93. She tried to catch up

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94. “Hi, Geoff,” I said, pausing so that he could catch up more quickly

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95. His only chance of survival is to extract the information and put it to use before the bad guys catch up with him

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96. He was too disoriented to check on how much damage had been done to his face - every time he moved his head, his vision took a few seconds to catch up

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97. Interestingly enough, when they did catch up to us, they had learned some very effective means to deal with us

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98. Until our motor transport caught up with us, it was a good time to rest and catch up on the reading

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99. catch up with their new reality

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100. Sut’s horse slowed enough for me to catch up and grab his