Sentence examples for caught started from inspiring English sources

The overall number of biting midges caught started at a moderate level (11,577) in April 2007, peaked in October (246,882), decreased to low levels during December 2007 March 2008, and started to rise again (462) in April 2008.

Piazza to Return Tonight Mike Piazza took batting practice on Monday with a sprained left wrist and caught starting pitcher Jae Seo during a bullpen session.

But immediately the catches started to go down.

But once the project started, he said the catches started to decline drastically.

The catches started going down and Jayawardene could not believe his luck.

The foreign boats, many buying permits and government concessions with bribes, worked the gulf hard until the catch started plummeting about a decade ago.

The catches started to wane.

But there's a catch: starting a company may be easier, but making it a success isn't.

But like Heller's own career, "Just One Catch" starts to lose steam after his second novel, "Something Happened", which Mr Gottlieb counted as his favourite.

Historical fluctuations in the abundance of this species have been described on the basis of a centuries-long time-series of tuna trap catches, starting in the seventeenth century, and suggested to be linked to climate fluctuations [269].

Don't get caught at the starting line.