Sentence examples for butterfly catch from inspiring English sources

Made with a fine woodworker's craft, it has a hinged front door held shut by a butterfly catch.

A striking necklace shaped like an Art Nouveau butterfly caught the essence of craft with style.

This woman represents a butterfly caught in a storm of life, death and uncertainty who is unable to fly.

Enjoy!]. Kelly tries to Instagram a butterfly caught in the wipers.

The main problem is environmental destruction but once people become collectors they can put endangered species under threat which can often be the last straw". Displays in the windows of Gap Kids feature child-sized mannequins waving butterfly nets, with colourful fabric butterflies caught in them.

The butterflies caught in the net were transferred to screw-capped columnar tubes (13 mm in inner diameter and 50 mm in height) and were then stored in a cooler box (kept at less than 10°C) until they reached the laboratory in Okinawa and released into a cage.

Being persuasive in a political conversation is much like the aphorism about catching a butterfly: you catch it only when you stop trying to, letting it alight upon you.

The butterflies they catch – usually between 60 and 100 between them – they bring to the Butterflies Garden Restaurant in Siem Reap town.

They no longer pick flowers or chase butterflies or catch newts or slow-worms to keep as pets.

She replies that she has heard that in other countries butterflies are caught and pinned to a board.

Nearly all my earliest memories of butterflies are caught up in those net-waving expeditions in the French and English countryside with my father and younger brother.