Sentence examples for barriers to catch from inspiring English sources

The price tag for mitigating erosion, using measures like seeding or creating log barriers to catch sediment, is substantial.

When fighting around the ramps at the end of each "spoke" of the wheel, try jumping the barrier to catch ascending players from the rear.

On Saturday he made another great play, leaning over a plexiglass barrier to catch a pop fly before it fell into the seats.

"Someone is finally fighting the governments," said Angel Spasov, 30, who was balanced precariously on a crowd-control barrier to catch a glimpse of Mr. Assange outside the courtroom.

I'm staying in Madrid right by the Viaducto de Segovia, a landmark bridge that my Spanish friends inform me has long been a favorite jumping point for hopeless, heartsick youngsters, even after the city erected a transparent barrier to catch them.

These findings therefore provide important information on the barriers to catch-up, in a cohort of children who are currently experiencing measles outbreaks throughout the UK, 6 and are a central focus of the newly launched national catch-up programme.

The Queensland government allows commercial fishers on the Great Barrier Reef to catch 600 tonnes of sharks and rays each year.

People leaned over police barriers to get a glimpse of the governor or to catch the attention of the cameras following him.

They spend thousands for unnecessary ticket barriers and ticket attendants to catch the lone one or two fare cheaters, but cannot even put enough coaches to services the customers who paid full price for a seat.

In addition to barriers, workers created an artificial trench to catch lava redirected from a breach made with explosives.

Language barriers aside, the French channel was great place to catch some graphic violence or a hot babe nuding up for your viewing pleasure.