Sentence examples similar to caught a broad from inspiring English sources

In 1935 he caught a broad-billed swordfish with rod and reel.

Condé Nast, with 18 publications, has differentiated editorial buckets to catch a broad range of reader interest and advertiser revenue.

This high number of variables gives a unique chance to catch a broad range of biological processes but, at the same time, poses significant challenges to statistical methods of analysis.

It is customary to rock the crystal slightly (by 0.5 2°) to catch a broader region of reciprocal space.

In a broader panorama he has caught a man relaxing on a bench in Brooklyn Heights, face up to the sun, arms stretched along a railing, with the whole of Lower Manhattan spread out before him (1954).

He has a shadowy range of overseas backers and is caught in a broader regional struggle for power.

Dr. Krugman said the commission was "caught in a broader political struggle, and in the gridlock between Congress and the administration".

"We need to see a broad, catch-all provision to prevent any drugs from being used in capital punishment in order to ensure Europe is never again complicit in the death penalty," Reprieve's director, Clare Algar, said.

Shares of Kraft initially surged on Thursday before they were caught up in a broad and powerful stock market downdraft.

"This is really an ancient battle that has been going on since the internet existed, which is there's a lot of content out there that some people don't like and they are trying to restrict it in a way which is overly broad, which catches a lot of things that are – while not desirable to everybody's tastes – still perfectly legal to see," he said.

Norbit, in case you didn't catch it, was a broad romantic comedy in which Murphy played the title character, a nerdy, bespectacled doormat, as well as his morbidly obese girlfriend, Rasputa, and a Chinese restaurateur by the name of Mr Wong.