Sentence examples for catch market from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as of last summer, bars can only open at 8am this might not sound all that strict, but they used to open at dawn to catch market traders on their way to work.

Today, with that depth of experience, she is trying to help Google catch market leaders Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.

This has left Collins and others who catch, market, cook and consume what in San Francisco is a celebrated birthright foodstuff all caught in a state of crustaceous interruptus.

Donzelli is expert at keeping the succulence of halibut and the rest of the day's catch (market price), dressing the fish with subtle sauces with just a hint of heat.

For starters, whereas the 2013 taper tantrum caught markets by surprise, the Fed's intention to hike rates this year, clearly stated over many months, will not.

A liberated BankBritain's new Labour government raised the short-term interest rate by a quarter-point to 6.25%, but caught markets unawares by then transferring the power to set rates from the Treasury to the Bank of England.

And its economic contraction, which caught markets by surprise, coincides with the prolonged flatlining of the eurozone (which was confirmed on Friday) and what looks like a long-term deceleration of growth in China.

And its economic contraction, which caught markets by surprise, coincides with the prolonged flat-lining of the eurozone and what looks like a long-term deceleration of growth in China.

"We're not trying to catch the market.

He rises at 4 50 a.m. to catch the market's opening.

It's a boon for consumers but lobstermen worry that the meat glut will keep them from getting their short-shelf-life catch to market.