Sentence examples similar to a short catch up from inspiring English sources

Both studies estimated effects for short periods after programme entry, so they mainly investigated the participation period and a short catch-up period thereafter.

First ball after drinks, an innocuous ball from Lyon, round the wicket, straightening on the pad, and du Plessis went at it with a closed face, and only succeeded in popping a little catch up to short leg.

A campaign up to age 18 actually weakly dominates shorter catch-up campaigns; however, shorter campaigns have been included in the analysis because it would be politically and operationally difficult to apply a combination of two strategies to the same population.

The half-hour ride from Bay Shore seems too short to catch up with whomever, 8 or 80, is sitting next to you.

They have done so by building a mobile site that allows users to download short clips and catch up on Nollywood's latest gossip.

When the difference is about an inch and the person is still growing, the growth plates in the longer leg can be closed, allowing the shorter leg to catch up.

The ball was snapped, Manziel ran a short route up the sideline, and caught a pass from Hoyer.

"I had an opportunity to read the entire literature," Adams says, "and in pretty short order I could catch up with the experts".

And she says that the loss of sleep and short-term attempts to catch up can cause further and complex disruptions to the way the brain tries to store information.

Remember that in a short period of time many people will catch up and be nearly your height.

Most short stature children born SGA catch up within the first two years of life; however, about 10-15% remain permanently short [ 3].