Sentence examples for a frequent catch from inspiring English sources

Across much of its range, it is a frequent catch (intentional or not) in bottom trawls and probably also set nets and demersal gillnets; the meat is eaten and the rough skin is made into a type of leather called shagreen for use in wood finishing.

She says she followed all the police's commands, and she was soon charged with disorderly conduct, a frequent catch-all for offenses better described as "contempt of cop".

Booklice (Liposcelis bostrychophila) and silverfish (Lepisma saccharina) were the most frequent catch.

That allowed frequent catches, and the secondary also missed too many tackles.

Among hunter-gathering folk, men usually bring fewer calories than women, and have a tiresome tendency to prefer catching big and infrequent prey so they can show off, rather than small and frequent catches that do not rot before they are eaten.

He also dropped frequent catches and he was replaced for the Third Test by Patel.

Yesterday afternoon I enjoyed what is becoming a frequent New York City moment: Catching a sighting of Gossip Girl paramours Blake Lively and Penn Badgely, aka Gossip Girl paramours Serena Van Der Woodsen and Dan Humphrey (yes! It's life imitating art! They love each other on the show and in real life!).

He met his own wife the American way: as a 24-year-old graduate student, he took a job at an Indian boutique in the New Rochelle Mall, and a frequent customer named Marilyn caught his eye.

He has become a frequent daeri user and never catches a taxi anymore.

I am definitely an eager spectator and a frequent partner for a game of catch, but I am never the team coach or hitting drives with them out on the golf range.

Barber, usually a frequent passing target of quarterback Kerry Collins, caught just three passes.