Sentence examples for Far caught from inspiring English sources

They have so far caught or killed twenty-two, and some cartels seem to have withered after losing their leaders.

That plane, one of 50 in service of the 850 sold so far, caught fire at Logan International Airport in Boston earlier this month.

Douglas Frantz (NYT) ASIA JAPAN: WHALE HUNT GOES FORWARD -- Ignoring international criticism, Japan said its whaling ships have so far caught and killed one sperm and four Bryde's whales, which many countries consider endangered species.

The Bruins are all too familiar with the playoffs-are-hard concept, having made the first round about as difficult as possible, but have so far caught a break in the second round because the Rangers have apparently decided that power plays should not give the fouled team an actual advantage in hockey and refuse to score on one.

Among them, 18F-LMI1195 hasoso far caught most of the attentions from researchers due to its easy and high-yield labeling procedure that is convenient and eligible for commercial preparation and application [8, 9].

Firebrand Dr. Swamy has a track record of bringing to book some of the biggest political players so far caught up in the corruption scandals, including a government minister.

It was high, far and caught on the numbers by McCluster, not too far from the right sideline.

"And in fact it was high and far and caught at the wall.

Coperforma refused to say how many patients had so far been caught up in the problems, though the CCGs said at least several hundred were involved.

"Unfortunately, there's also disturbing news: 150 of the 430 businesses that we have inspected thus far were caught engaged in illegal sales or advertising practices," he said.

The Obama administration has been exasperated for months with the anemic leadership and constant bickering of the council, which is often far more caught up in fighting over spots on travel delegations than in creating an effective transitional government.