Sentence examples for catch discovery from inspiring English sources

Then there's "Deadliest Catch" (Discovery), the most popular show in the genre with a core audience of some five million viewers, about crab fishing on the treacherous Bering Sea.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/14/91/prepub This research was supported through the Australian Research Council (ARC) funded projects Children's Active Travel, Connectedness and Health (CATCH, Discovery Project DP1094495) and Independent Mobility and Active Travel in Children (iMATCH, LP 100100344).

As a Capricorn, you love to be thorough, so be sure to catch up on Discovery first!

He is currently a Ford spokesman, and narrates "Deadliest Catch," another Discovery Channel series in the lousy-job, noble-man genre, this time devoted to Alaskan crab fishermen.

"Swamp People" on History, which follows Cajun alligator hunters who fight for their lives and their livelihood in the Louisiana swamp, pulled in 5.5 million total viewers for its Season 2 finale last week, overtaking "The Deadliest Catch" on Discovery, which had 3 million total viewers.

If you are one of the millions of Americans who have been seduced by "Deadliest Catch," the Discovery Channel's testosterone-fueled show about king crab fishermen in the Bering Sea, then you know that commercial fishing is dangerous work — and irresistible to watch.

First on the list is fishing, as anyone who's seen Deadliest Catch on Discovery might guess.

Despite the unfortunate job title — "I think 'Dateline NBC' has kind of ruined it," Mr. Ferg joked, referring to the newsmagazine's "To Catch a Predator" franchise — Discovery views the team as an important part of its Internet strategy.

Whether planning life events or just looking for wardrobe suggestions, Pinterest is able to go to advertisers and say they can catch them in those discovery stages and then stick the right ad in front of them to get their attention.

Materials scientists often look to the natural world for inspiration, but usually it takes their inventions a while to catch up with biological discoveries.

This discovery caught the attention of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, to whom Davy's publisher sent "Researches".