V. anguillarum was physically isolated from the stomach of freshly caught broad-nosed pipefish (Syngnathus typhle) (Roth et al. 2012).
And valuable enough, the police said, for the gunman to risk being caught in broad daylight in the crowded Upper East Side.
It was tumbling with jet-lagged black-hats trying to get up to the buffet; the air was a mixture of schwitz and acrid stewed kasha, and everywhere bits of beany auburn stew found itself dribbled and caught in broad fans of curly beard.
Bravo edged Anderson through a vacant second slip area and, though he was well caught by Broad at mid-off with only four needed, the acceleration had been decisive and the Windies, who had lost their previous two series in England, soon completed a famous victory under the floodlights.
In 1935 he caught a broad-billed swordfish with rod and reel.
The question is, said Singapore ambassador-at-large and Executive Deputy Chairman of the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies Ong Keng Yong: "What happens when small states' core interests are impinged upon, and caught within broader big-power dynamics.
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That way you get to go parallel to the stretch through the City and catch the broad perspective of its restless, momentarily frozen skyline.
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.
Bailey caught Cook bowled Broad 1 (Australia 97-5) Broad has Bailey poking forward unconvincingly and claims an edge, which a diving Cook juggles and the finally holds as he rolls away behind keeper Bairstow.
Neither proved costly, however, with the South Africa captain eventually caught behind off Broad for seven.
