Sentence examples for caught even more from inspiring English sources

France caught even more sea bass than the UK in 2014, catching 1,300 tonnes, he said.

Despite midfield qualities that caught even more eyes at world youth tournaments than did Müller's, Kroos was lent out to broaden his experience.

And they may have caught even more eyes online than they did in the store: Chiquita set up a Web tool for people to whip up their own sticker drag-and-drop mixes, and an obliging public created more than 25,000 of them in less than five months, according to the company.

She doesn't understand her husband's enthusiasm for bringing a complete stranger into their home, but mother is caught even more off-guard when the visitor's wife (a supremely viperous Michelle Pfeiffer) shows up the next morning, immediately makes herself at home and proceeds to confront her bewildered hostess with one rudely insinuating question after another.

Systematic testing of infected patients at 5 or 6 days after initial pandemic (H1N1) 2009 diagnosis might have caught even more minor mutant viral populations.

Worse, as they caught more fish, prices fell and they felt a need to catch even more.

In past decades, government subsidies led to bigger and more powerful boats that could catch even more fish.

However, the fact that so many others sites are all chasing the same idea means that Lyst will be using the funding to help itself scale up, investing in more development, marketing and partnerships to help pick up more users and catch even more brands and retailers in its aggregation net (to return to that fish analogy)….

You'll catch even more cinematic scenes around the temple, where old men gamble over chess games out front.

In fact, the only people who seem to catch even more shit than Wall Street bankers these days is a similar but somewhat more exotic species: the hedge fund bro.

According to our postbag, the copycat European health insurance card (EHIC) sites seem to have caught out even more people.