Sentence examples for are usually caught from inspiring English sources

Open-ocean fish like tuna and swordfish are usually caught using longlines: chains of hundreds of baited hooks strung out over what can be miles.

'Geographically stable', as opposed to 'transient' serial killers, are usually caught quite quickly but, despite the fact that Rader killed entirely within Wichita and its environs, he escaped justice for over 30 years.

While most sports administrators are usually caught between the demands of the balance sheet and the score sheet, he describes himself as merely "interested" in the outcome of both finals.

Those who attempt to sneak in food are usually caught and detained, he said.

They are usually caught in large numbers by trawling, seine fishing, or fixed net traps.

Although teens usually send out some preliminary signals of not wanting to accompany the family on its vacation, we are usually caught off guard when our child actually utters the words "I don't want to go".

It is usually caught not taught.

Any decay is usually caught during routine inspection.

In the frigid months they were usually caught with fork-like spears, the eels pinned between the tines.

Ovarian cancer has a poor prognosis because it has few symptoms and is usually caught at a late stage.

As a result, a year's worth of sable fish were usually caught off the coast of Alaska in under a week.