It's easy to catch a cold.

Take care not to catch a cold.

Be careful not to catch a cold.

You'll catch cold in such thin clothing.

You'll catch cold in such thin clothing.

You'd better be careful not to catch cold.

You should take care not to catch cold.

She wore such thin clothes that she might well catch a cold.

Of course you'll catch a cold if you fall asleep under the kotatsu. You have to learn to take care of yourself.

Catch a signal.

But there is a catch. Of course there is always a catch in these cases.

Catch as catch can.

A cold war is not as good as a cold peace, but a cold peace is still better than a hot war.

Throw a sprat to catch a whale.

But it has a terrible catch, and the catch is that this system is destined to collapse.

Where can I catch a bus?

We set a trap to catch a fox.

They don't catch them in a net.

Can I catch a taxi near here?

A wooden building can easily catch fire.

Kate has a cold.

It's just a cold.

I have a cold.

He caught a cold.

He caught a cold.

At some stage, the world may no longer catch a cold when the US sneezes, but that is far from being true now. Twenty one percent of China s exports and 23 of the EU s exports to non member countries go to the US.

Here, catch!

It's a cold war, really.

They're like a mild cold.

A New Cold War Order?

I've caught a bad cold.

I've caught a terrible cold.

I am getting a cold.

It is difficult to catch a rabbit by hand.

Catch the Bombs

Do they have a common cold?

The air felt a little cold.

Is God a cold, unfeeling spectator?

It's a cold day, isn't it?

I caught a cold last month.

The teacher had a bad cold.

She said she had a cold.

I must have caught a cold.

A cold front swept over Europe.

A cold snap spread across Europe.