Sentence examples for caught chick from inspiring English sources

Ivy League football still mattered in those times, and I saw Harvard's immortal Barry Wood and Yale's ditto Albie Booth go at each other more than once; we also caught Chick Meehan's N.Y.U.

A feeling of loneliness creeps in and they wish they had at least one friendship that was comfortable and easy, someone to call at the last minute to go for a walk or catch a chick flick -- a friendship that's spontaneous rather than one that needs to be scheduled weeks or months in advance.

All other samples consisted of blood taken from adults or chicks caught at nests.

Brown booby samples from Johnston Atoll and red-footed booby samples from Johnston Atoll, North Keeling Island and Aldabra Atoll consisted of growing feathers collected from chicks caught at nests.

A specimen was assigned to a given population if it had been ringed there as a chick or caught there as an adult during the Black-footed Albatross' breeding period (November to June).

Chicks were caught before each test and carried gently in a wooden box (10×10×10 cm) to the test room.

Steve Martin, I never knew ye, and I better not catch that Russian chick in the streets.

In case you haven't caught on my fellow Saints Chicks and Dudes (and if you haven't, you're really not helping to debunk those Southern stereotypes) we, the fans and the team, are that woman.

Chicks were usually caught in or near the nest bowl soon after hatching.

Despite the best efforts of their parents, many storm-soaked chicks catch hypothermia and die.

Thus, the chicks started out smaller but caught up because they were fed more.