You tell me what makes a word, what makes a string, what makes a number, what makes white space.

Eat it. Okay, we'll eat it well.

I got a fibrillation.

Look up the phrase in your dictionary.

Sniffed again.

Nice catch.

Okay, I'll catch you later.

Catch the Bombs

They sent the Golden Boy Army here!

They have to lick his junk.

It wasn't anything he said or did, mind you, but there was a rummy something about him all the time.

Yeah, can you hold on one sec? I've got another call.

Nice catch, Walsh.

This is a sentence that has the syllable count of a haiku.

This is a sentence that has the syllable count of a good haiku.

Simple solution get to the wall, kick a ball against the wall and catch it. kick the ball against the wall and catch it.

The two men are tossing her back and forth over the course of the main series, each trying to keep and take possession of the 'Damsel Ball'.

You'll be caught!

Hey, guys, catch me!

Baek Eun Jo, do not just complain.

I was teaching him the words to a song.

Should any member of your IM force be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow all knowledge of your actions.

Mike Scharf with a brilliant leaping catch.

And then we embed elastic.

And doctors hate it, right?

He caught the ball with his left hand.

Harry Potter receives 150 points for catching the Snitch!

He's always complaining about the food.

We have a database of phrases that we picked out maybe through a similar process to what went on in the Chinese menu, where we looked for coherent phrases that occurred frequently, and so we're able to apply probabilities to them.

The answer is that soup occurs in most of these phrases but not 100 of them.

Catch up it's great.

Place boxes filled with packing foam under the spindle and tool carousel pocket

If Jeeves had been his rich uncle he couldn't have been more chummy.

He who catches a falling star, oh heartless man

She's always complaining about the food.

I have no fault to find with him.

Then you come along But how can I work it that way?

But we measure those in the German, but we consider the indexes, the I's, by looking at the English.

Tan and oddson favorite to catch the bouquet. You're a very lucky man.

We just want to indicate which part matches which grammatical form.

Squad leaders, we've picked up a new group of signals.

The Seeker who catches the Snitch ends the game.

That's visible to spy satellites.

Here I have a very high level partial grammar for English.

They all looked deuced keen and businesslike, as if from youth up they had been working in the office and catching the boss's eye and what not.