Sentence examples for catching young from inspiring English sources

They were particularly gifted at catching young children in naturalistic poses against country backgrounds.

Jones explains that this genre - which is still fully scripted and operated like a regular film - focuses on plots that are "sort of like catching young, innocent girls off guard".

Australian "ranchers" have now adopted a technique that involves catching young bluefins, enveloping them in a huge net and dragging it slowly round the south seas for months while feeding them pilchards imported from west Africa.If fish are to be farmed in ever greater numbers, most had better be plant-eaters.

Spotted hyenas will sometimes follow jackals during the gazelle fawning season, as jackals are effective at tracking and catching young animals.

Catching young fulmars in the Faroes was prohibited in 1938.

But instead it begins a whole new strand of anticipation, catching three young lives at what seems like a transformational moment.

But Schuman has a democratic lens, too, catching a young girl wheeling her bicycle or a youth performing an ollie on his skateboard.

He agreed that investment at primary school level was important, saying: "Primary school is where it all starts, and catching people young is incredibly important".

"Primary schools is where it all starts and catching people young is incredibly important," he said.

Speaking on BBC Breakfast, Mr Hunt said: "Primary schools is where it all starts and catching people young is incredibly important".

Speaking on BBC Breakfast, Mr Hunt, said "primary schools is where it all starts and catching people young is incredibly important" but he accepted pupils faced "an element of luck", for example in terms of having an inspirational teacher.