Sentence examples for caught farther from inspiring English sources
Although killing them is illegal in state waters, which extend three miles off shore, they can be caught farther out.
After a couple of George Mason buckets, Notre Dame adjusted by forcing the Patriot guards to make their catches farther away from the basket.
In El Museo's lobby, a wall drawing by Ernest Concepción, born in 1977 in the Philippines, depicts El Museo and buildings farther east caught up in a kind of whirlwind.
"A lot of the wrecks and rocky areas that people need to go to catch fish are farther away, a distance from the shore," he said.
Run harder, catch faster, swim farther, go beyond what you think you can do.
The inspiration for the fried porgy, which is caught off Long Island, hails from farther south.
Many of those who elude the authorities and try to arrange to be smuggled farther into Europe are caught and sent back to Greece.
A toy powerboat tried to help right the boat, but mostly just pushed it farther underwater and was caught briefly in the rigging.
Rocks as young as late Cretaceous, formed from the shedding of sediments towards the continental interior from rising mountain ranges farther west, were themselves caught up in the mountain-building as deformation progressed inland.
As fishermen have been able to afford more sophisticated motorboats and nets, they have gone farther out to sea and caught bigger yields.
