Sentence examples for can be caught quickly from inspiring English sources
Today's vessels can find their prey using sonar and satellites, meaning that a higher proportion of what is in the sea can be caught quickly and easily (though much of this is unwanted "by-catch" which is usually thrown back).
Lobsters tend to sell well and can be caught quickly.
Sir Michael Wilshaw, Ofsted's head, has argued that as schools become more autonomous some kind of stronger local oversight is needed, so that problems can be caught and dealt with more quickly.Even if that happens, the difficulty of running any kind of religiously inspired school in an increasingly secular country grows.
But with the help of CCTV cameras, smartphones and social media, the events of the past 12 days show how quickly perpetrators can be caught.
Rhythm can be just as important as repetition, especially in pressure-packed moments when a coach can be caught in the emotion and begin signing too quickly.
Lake trout can be caught in creeks.
Pufferfish - Can be caught by fishing.
Bullfrogs can be caught bare-handed.
The majority are caught quickly, Harp says.
Readers will be caught up quickly in Allon's world.
