Sentence examples for Catch nearly from inspiring English sources

There's a catch: nearly all were built with forced labour.

"And yet," said the boy, "a smaller container means a smaller opening, and it won't catch nearly as much rain".

Alvarenga realised their catch – nearly 500kg (1,100lb) of fresh fish – was making the boat top heavy and unstable.

More channels have meant lots more choice: some 113,000 hours of children's programmes were broadcast in 2006, compared with 20,000 in 1998.But there is a catch: nearly all of this is either imported or repeated.

But here's the catch: Nearly 31 million Turks, just under 40percentt of the country's population, have been added to the country's citizenry, or come of voting age under him.

The normal range of ages for puberty is wide enough to catch nearly all pre-teens and teens but sometimes a girl will miss the upper age in what is called "delayed puberty".

In Portugal, fishermen have caught nearly 20 new species in recent years, many from warmer climes.

When José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero came to power four years ago, it caught nearly everyone by surprise.

And throughout the 1950s she caught nearly every important event in the career of the charismatic prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru.

The on-base percentages for Pagan (.363), Gardner (.395), DeJesus (.400) and Torres (.378) are high, and they have caught nearly everything hit their way.

In Sharma et al.'s experiment11, rainfall, maximum, and minimum relative humidity were positively associated with oriental armyworm moth catches nearly one month after the larval peak.