Sentence examples for catches of which from inspiring English sources

On the dropped catches, of which Bavuma was one when, on 77, an edge off Broad was grassed by the wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow, Farbrace said: "If players were not practising you would be disappointed but I can assure you we are.

(2) For purposes of the Pacific halibut fishery, fishing, the resulting catch of which either is, or is intended to be, sold or bartered but does not include subsistence fishing for halibut, as defined at 50 CFR 300.61.

Foreign-based offshore vessels often come to Fiji to dispose of their catch - all of which is caught outside Fiji waters.

Davis had a team-high 70 yards receiving on two catches, both of which set up first-half touchdowns.

As a result South Africa needed to do little more than hold the faith and their catches, both of which they have managed throughout the series.

Rather, her route to the interim leadership of the Labour Party was beset by missteps and fumbled catches, all of which she could have blamed on the caveman culture of Westminster.

But there are some catches, most of which fall under the "acts of war" exclusion.

The match was mainly noted for Bradman's 233 but Tallon impressed him by taking two particularly difficult catches, one of which dismissed the Australian captain himself.

For example, conservationists might ask, 'How can we reduce fulmar by-catch at sea?' They could look at the assessments of five interventions designed to reduce seabird by-catch, each of which has been tested on species including fulmars.

Japan still consumes about 95percentt of the American catch, most of which comes from Alaska.

It is not a generalised inflation problem unless it leads to second-round wage and price catch-up, of which there is no sign.