Sentence examples for catching intensive from inspiring English sources
But the Mets have so many catchers in camp that each one said he had never been in a clubhouse with that many before, nor had the conversations been so catching intensive.
This reality in Mauritius is a familiar story across the globe as local fishermen's livelihoods, and the prosperity of their families and communities, are being threatened by indiscriminate industrial fishing that creates by-catch and is intensive in catching juvenile tuna.
Oh, why is it so difficult for me to recover from catching a cold?' (Male, 22 years old, intensive phase, outpatient) 'I had a fever.
Thus, growing, catching, and hanging are the three tasks with the most intensive live-animal exposures.
They were much less good at fostering "intensive growth"—pushing back the bounds of economic possibility as opposed to merely catching up with them.
The infected patients stayed longer in intensive care than other patients, possibly because of the infection, Dr. Ostrowsky said, adding that studies had shown that catching an infection in a hospital can add $10,000 to $40,000 to the cost of a person's care.
Pudge Rodriguez was catching me.
Or catching serial killers?
Homosexuality is catching.
