Sentence examples for caught off the from inspiring English sources

Beached, it proved to be the most diminutive striper I had ever caught off the Vineyard, about 13 inches long.

Estiatorio Milos on West 55th Street uses Bee Gee shrimp, which are caught off the coast of Guyana.

As a result, a year's worth of sable fish were usually caught off the coast of Alaska in under a week.

Mr. Diers has been building more fireplaces to smoke the fish, which is caught off the coast of Normandy near Boulogne-sur-Mer in late summer.

A number of striped bass were caught off the Long Island Sound & tagged with markers bearing number and the words: "Please return to StateFish & Game Department, Hartford.

Cork is obtained from the mountain forests, and fish are caught off the coast (at Algeciras and Barbate) and salted for export.

Caught off the Outer Hebrides and peat-smoked, these delicious crunchy tails cost £15 for 100g inc p&p (one serves two) from hebrideansmokehouse.com or Fortnum & Mason.

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), which certifies sardines caught off the coast of Cornwall as sustainable, said it had also launched an investigation into the event.

Cook 13 c Haddin b Harris Ah!, Cook has gone, caught off the outside edge off a beautiful ball from Harris.

Obama was caught off-the-record revealing why courting Latino voters is a political priority and indicates why democrats have prioritized comprehensive immigration reform, often at the expense of high-skilled immigrants.

In the early days, many Bottlenose dolphins were wild-caught off the coast of Florida.