Sentence examples for and that catching from inspiring English sources

Illustrating the difficulties in capturing dogs, Reza Ghadimi, the head of a job and industry regulatory agency at the Tehran municipality, told Ilna news agency last month that the municipality had over the past year trained 30 staff to capture stray dogs - and that catching a single dog could take four hours.

Because our fucked up society tells us that attracting male attention is our job, and that catching the eye of a celebrity is the ultimate victory.

As might be expected, 6 7 8 18 believing that there is currently a high risk of catching swine flu and that catching it will have severe consequences were both associated with behaviour change.

They further noted that if someone enters a hospital, it is because they need medical attention, and that catching a new infection while in the hospital would only aggravate their health problems.

The famous blind inhabitant of north India and Pakistan's rivers and tributaries, the dolphin is so quick and agile that catching one on camera challenges even the quickest of photographers.

"Liu's work provides yet another good reason to challenge the stigma associated with 'sleeping in' and recognize that catching up on sleep when given the chance may be a good thing".

It is so far ahead of Shanghai in terms of institutions, laws, connections and English-speakers that catching up will take decades.

Humans tend to yawn more with friends and acquaintances, suggesting that "catching" someone's yawn may be tied to feelings of empathy.

Here in Morocco, across the Arab world and in European countries like Spain and France, there is a growing realization that catching and convicting militants is hardly the end of the problem.

"I've been in the league long enough that catching balls and running after the catch comes natural," Moss said.

The fact that they are on display makes it clear that some members of those communities are not aware that catching and selling the birds is illegal.