The pieces that appeared in her first collection, Self Help (1985), make eye-catching use of the imperative mood in imitation of, well, self-help books.
Jonathan Ruppin, web editor of Foyles bookshops, said James's book was: "Visceral and uncompromising … but it's also an ingeniously structured feat of storytelling that draws the reader in with its eye-catching use of language.
Or, yet later, in the late 19th century when, as industry overtook agriculture in Victorian Britain, anglers took over the waters for their sport and managed them as a place devoted to the business of catching trout using bits of feather and hackle tied to barbed hooks?
Two men at mid off in catching positions, liberal use of leg slip and, when Australia's tail belatedly showed some fight, a silly third slip.
Thus, this repeat survey using the same methodology in the same areas shows itself to be a good system of surveillance of antibiotic use, catching trends and patterns of use over a period of time.
One of the most striking aspects of "Shutter Island" is Martin Scorsese's ear-catching, evocative use of music.
Blood testing is recognised as the preferred way of catching athletes using EPO and growth hormones.
The city is still catching up to the use of new technologies.
These include shooting and catching in nets, the use of birdsong recordings to lure species to traps, and putting glue on branches to prevent birds flying.
You can improve your chances of catching saplings by using a few dirt blocks from your top layer to expand the platform out and around the bottom of the tree.
Keep in mind that there's actually much, much more risk of catching spyware by using stolen software (as it requires cracks and similar things which may contain spyware) than running only real freeware programs; Be careful when restoring and using vintage radios and record players, especially of tube type.
