Sentence examples for caught from a from inspiring English sources

Every October, he sells squid caught from a boat he pilots in treacherous coastal waters.

He subsequently contracted syphilis, probably caught from a prostitute, which caused him much suffering and killed him at just 31.

"It's a disease I caught from a woman of pleasure who was exciting herself on my nose".

Ashraful worried Pakistan when he audaciously struck 65 before being caught from a feeble attempt to flick the ball past the wicket keeper.

Roy batted brilliantly for his 58 from 25 balls, but once he was caught from a top edge against Patel, it was a different game.

Even carnivorous fish can be fed sustainably, by feeding them on fish that has been caught from a renewable (and not a plundered) fishery.

Most illnesses caught on planes are caught from an adjacent passenger, not from floating pathogens circulating in the cabin, said Dr. Jolanda N. Janczewski, the president of Consolidated Safety Services, which advises airlines and other businesses on ways to prevent disease transmission.

"However, it ended badly for the home side however, with Tavare given out lbw and then Roderick caught from an attempted pull on 75.

Brendan and Adrian sell what they catch from a shack beside the road made from the same rounded stones you see on the beach.

It's also pretty easy to catch from a distance.

"Last year against a team like Muir, I got caught from behind a couple of times.