Sentence examples for catching new from inspiring English sources

The agency initially denied the aquarium's petition because it believed catching new fish improved the collection.

This is why one of the most trumpeted recent "solutions" to our policing nightmare has been body cams, which are costly to buy, easy for cops to leave off and require catching new crimes on camera to justify their hefty operating expenses.

On fine summer evenings, New Roc City's open-air alley, lined by restaurants, an ice cream parlor, a game arcade and a mini-golf course, is bustling with teenagers of all races, middle-aged couples catching new movies and parents treating their young children to a few rounds of games.

It may be colossally unfunny a lot of the time but shit, at least YouTubers and People Just Do Nothing types are trying new things, catching new waves, acknowledging new trends.

With many not having tried it before, the strength of strains like "Annihilation" is what's catching new prisoners off guard, landing them in the mambulance after they try to roll up the same amount as they would in a weed spliff.

Not just going from town to town, catching new Pokemon, beating the gym leaders, beating the elite four and champion, and end.

This deficiency could undermine the Red Bulls' challenge in the East, certainly hindering their chances of catching New York City FC.

"Nothing compares with the joy of catching a new broadcast channel from a faraway country," he said.

Consumers, catching the new pessimistic mood, cut the value of spending by 1.8% in September, the biggest monthly drop since January 1987.

The Band was catching the new songs that Dylan was rapidly writing, and following along as he recalled a Halloween bowl's worth of old American songs.

Experienced colleagues seemed desperate to avoid catching my new condition, lest their insides be gnawed away into hollow despair, as they assumed mine would be.