Sentence examples for caught earlier from inspiring English sources

Federal figures collected over the last 39 years show that, on average, shrimp are caught earlier and earlier in their life cycle; that means that more and more of them are taken before they have a chance to reproduce.

Robert P. Hanssen, the former F.B.I. agent, has told the bureau that he spied for two different Soviet intelligence agencies during different periods of his long espionage career, and investigators now believe that decision may have helped protect him from being caught earlier, law enforcement officials said today.

The first lady died in 1962 of tuberculosis, which could have been caught earlier if she'd had a bone marrow biopsy in time, Lerner said.

One reason horseburgers were not caught earlier is that a panic about horsemeat in salami in 2003 turned out to be an expensive false alarm.

The guy behind them gave them a ball — a foul he'd caught earlier, when the P.A.'d screamed, "Give that fan a contract!" Next thing the game's over, people are headed for the exits, mooing, laughing, pushing one another into strangers.

When I Want Revenge was scratched on the morning of the Derby last year, the focus quickly shifted to his trainer, Jeff Mullins, who had been caught earlier giving a substance to a stablemate in a detention barn on the day his Derby horse had won the Wood Memorial.

Given all the above, Iron Man 2, which I caught earlier this week, is something of a triumph.

A man dubbed the "Upper East Side Groper" allegedly groped at least a dozen women in Manhattan before getting caught earlier this month.

Global pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, which has a research centre in Shanghai, was caught earlier this year transferring samples — used to create diagnostic tests for predisposition to breast cancer — to two smaller Chinese companies, Amoy Diagnostics in Xiamen and Kunhao Ruicheng in Beijing.

Myanmar today feels caught between centuries.

Alberto Castillo and Bobby Estalella caught today.