Sentence examples for catch the deadly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hose, Ms. Wallace and the others, by contrast, offer a whole new window on those who catch the deadly disease -- and live.

A python wraps around the arm of Miami-Dade captain Jeff Fob as he demonstrates the proper technique to catch the deadly creatures at the Python Challenge kickoff event.

At the Manhattan hospital where she made her living, investigators faced the question of how she might have caught the deadly sickness.

Officials in Frisco, Texas, initially spoke of "a patient exhibiting signs and symptoms of Ebola", but later moved to play down the idea that Mr Monnig had caught the deadly disease.

When Yorick catches the deadly Agent 355 knitting in Book 1, No. 5, for example, the presumption is that it's just an opportunity for some character-building repartee.

Seventeen people are in isolation and more than 200 are under observation after coming into contact with an Indonesian domestic helper, who is the first person in the city to have caught the deadly H7N9 strain of bird flu, reports say.

He decided to reshoot the ending of "Generations," having the Peter Petrelli character (played by Milo Ventimiglia) catch the vial filled with deadly virus just before it was to hit the ground and explode, thus ending that story line and conveniently wiping out the entire next eight-episode story arc.

Elissa Gootman (NYT) ROCHESTER: INMATE LOSES ATTICA MONEY -- New York's longest-serving inmate lost his $127,485 share of an $8 million state settlement with inmates caught in the deadly 1971 Attica prison uprising.

Never have our annual days at the dacha here nearly 160 kilometers, or about 100 miles, south of Moscow, elicited so much attention; friends as far afield as Chicago worried that we were caught in the deadly forest and peat fires or suffering from the record drought and heat.

The thing about chirpsing is there's only so far you can go until someone catches the extremely common and deadly disease called feelings.

The video messages from those accused of spying are intended to send a stark message, regardless of whether innocents are among those caught up in the deadly dragnet.