Sentence examples for caught from one from inspiring English sources

Fewer than one quarter (22%) had eaten any sport-caught fish, and only 7% (~ 4.2-million residents) had eaten fish that were caught from one of the Great Lakes.

By their nature, these diseases can be caught from one another, so if you or your partner has any of them, you may need to take additional precautions to keep one another safe.

Then the nurse had caught diphtheria from one of her patients and was dead within a week.

When she fell ill with fever and a cough, doctors quickly ascertained that she had caught tuberculosis from one of her inmate patients.

Does the fact that we catch them from one another shed light on their underlying function?

Was someone going to catch it from one of the 66 Arabic linguists -- a mission critical skill -- discharged because of their sexual orientation?

Haggard A haggard falcon is one that is caught from the wild as an adult.

In preparation for the experiment, zebra finches were caught from group cages and randomly paired (one bird of each sex) in wooden/wire mesh cages (44 × 30 × 39 cm), which were then moved to a separate room (holding only paired finches) with the same light cycle, temperature, and humidity as the group-housing room.

The idea of the prints, he said, was twofold: to capture rural life and nature's moods with more veracity than painting could and "to give 'one brief moment caught from fleeting time' a lasting and sober existence".

We compared fyke net catches from one-night and two-night sets at Great Lakes coastal margin ecosystems.

A French law introduced last July that made it a legal requirement for drivers to carry a single-use breathalyser, was supposed to bring in on-the-spot fines for drivers caught without one from 1 March 2013, but this has been delayed.