Sentence examples for been caught close to from inspiring English sources

But William Keegan, an anthropologist at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville, points out that the relatively small size of the tuna found at Jerimalai mostly between 50 and 70 centimeters long suggests that they were immature, juvenile fish that might have been caught close to shore.

During the day, this species has been caught close to the bottom on the upper reaches of continental slopes and seamounts, at a depth of 270-360 m.

Then she was caught, close to tears, in a Portsmouth coffee shop – and New Hampshire women flocked to vote for her.

The other prime minister, Hun Sen, once a member of the Khmers Rouges, says he is not sure Pol Pot is even alive.According to Prince Ranariddh's aides, Pol Pot was caught close to the border with Thailand.

Starting in the lower reaches, moving ever further upstream as industry and urbanisation spread south, the river was gradually killed: the last trout was caught, close to the source, in 1934.

He believed he had finished third, which was understandable, as the last survivors of the day-long escape were caught close to the finish with the battle for position before the climb at its height.

Lyth suddenly launched Jack Taylor high over midwicket for six, but just when a century beckoned he top-edged a hook at Fuller and was caught close to the ground at long leg by David Payne, his 96 coming off 88 balls with 10 fours and a six.

Many were caught close to the cliff as the flames spread rapidly, whipped up by winds as high as 120km/h (75mph).

Centre Gavin Evans sliced through the Dragons defence, but was caught close to the line after opting to cut inside instead of using the support out wide.

The haddock is a bottom living or demersal fish, and is caught close to the bottom, mainly in waters 40-300 m deep.

Deposer (16-1) looked as if he had stolen the race when taking up the running near the rail and went 1-3 on the exchanges in running, only to be caught close home.