Sentence examples for caught tons of from inspiring English sources

I was wondering whether I should remind him of the time I interviewed him several years earlier and he referred to his wife as "my chick," and whether he still thought "AIDS kills fags dead" (to quote the t-shirt he caught tons of flak for wearing in 1989), when, suddenly, he lost it.

Higher up the water's colder and we'll catch tons of rainbows, maybe some Dolly Varden.

He has taken a cue from a demonstration Lisa had given him earlier, and attached millions of six-pack holders together into a net which he uses to catch tons of sea life, in order to make "Li'l Lisa's Patented Animal Slurry", a multi-purpose edible compound.

Get tons of sleep.

Get tons of exercise!

China has told the world that from 2000 to 2011 it caught 368,000 tons of fish annually in international waters.

By 1938, when she was honored by a profile in the magazine, this formidable lady, born Marion Garcewich, had personally caught "two hundred tons of cats" — picture the fact-checkers working that one out — and delivered them to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and thus, effectively, to their deaths.

The French eel fishery Europe's main eel fisheries lie in Spain and France, but "the only country that has the capacity to catch tens of tons is France," says Kerr, since it receives the bulk of glass eels migrating into its rivers three quarters of the European total.