Sentence examples for catch to the surface from inspiring English sources

When he free-dives for the spider crab he reaches "two and a half fathoms down" with no flippers, and wrestles his "monstrous" catch to the surface; he swims towards the horizon (no, he is not swimming, but "porpoising through the water"), he spots another crab, hangs above it, "feeling like a hawk about to swoop on its prey".

In the distance, I can see squidding boats perched on the horizon, searchlights luring their catch to the surface.

"In low and slow cooking this allows the meat's interior to catch up with the surface temperature" explains Blonder.

You'll want to use this slanted opening as a scoop, so getting rid of the point ensures that it won't catch on the surface you're scooping the beads from.

Moreover, when speckled hind or warsaw grouper are unintentionally caught and quickly pulled to the surface, the rapid change in pressure often causes fatal internal injuries, even if they are immediately released.

Strange attractors normally only occupy a subregion of state space, but once a trajectory wanders close enough to the attractor, it is caught near the surface of the attractor for the rest of its future.

All vials were treated with cetyl alcohol (CH3 (CH2)15OH) to prevent the Daphnia from getting caught in the surface tension.

I think people can get caught up on the surface of things, and don't question my choice to perform this way.

The idea came to him one day when he was looking through a book of El Greco paintings and saw the light catch the surface of a page at an odd angle, "changing a reproduction of a painting into a shimmering distortion...

Every few seconds, weight in hand, Hamilton popped up to the surface, caught a breath, and descended, trailing bubbles.

A camera on the Rosetta "mothership", which dropped Philae on to the surface, caught the robot mid-bounce.