Sentence examples for catch taken from inspiring English sources

Ninety percent of the EU's northeast Atlantic deep-sea catch is taken by vessels from just three countries: Spain, Portugal and France, with most of the Spanish and French catch taken by bottom trawlers.

As the number of baitboats declined, the proportion of the world catch taken by longliners increased.

"You won't get every catch taken and there will be times when the opposition play well".

Broad then had Watson superbly caught by Swann, the catch taken over his head, and Michael Clarke chipped Swann's second ball to Cook at short midwicket.

The catch taken by Lewis Gregory at third slip to help Overton get rid of Gary Ballance was the obvious example.

And as for cricket, though I have dozed pleasantly in grounds all over this country and Australia, I still don't get the difference between off-spin and leg-spin, can't tell from just looking whether a bowler is fast, medium pace or a trundler, and have never yet seen a catch taken with the naked eye.

Fishermen means persons who catch, take, or harvest fish.

Drumlines are more selective than nets in terms of what they catch, taking fewer harmless animals.

One of the quintet - an elderly Dutchman whose name I didn't quite catch - takes centre stage.

Later, he was caught taking the (then) legal high mephedrone.

Another politician has been caught taking pictures of his junk?