Listen to Howie, for example, describing catching up with the human prey he and his chums have been stalking: "sprintin' righteous, sprintin' like the dickens, gainin'.
Oral histories describe catching the fish with rakes, and filling canoes.
Guddling, an old Scottish word that is phonologically close to noodling, can describe catching trout by hand, often by reaching under overhanging stones, as in this passage from Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped": " we spent a great part of our days at the water-side, stripped to the waist and groping about or (as they say) guddling for these fish".
Coming to such understanding is not always easy in a maximum-security prison, said Dawd Abdul-Malik, who converted to Islam as a child and is in prison after what he described as "catching a murder charge coming to the aid of a fellow Muslim".
Many firms have a routine procedure to review the documents for quality before they are released to contractors, ensuring concepts are adequately depicted and described and catching errors and omissions.
In Acosta's 1960 autobiography, "Here Lies the Heart," she describes first catching sight of Garbo in what was then Constantinople, Turkey, in the late 1920's.
One Raquette Point resident, Mark, described to me catching "fish with humongous tumors on them," or "funny color eyes" (interview 34).
In the Mediterranean, they have been prized for millennia — in an ode from the second century, the poet Oppian describes the Romans catching bluefins in "nets arranged like a city" — but they are unusually bloody fish, and in most of the rest of the world there was little market for them.
The time trends function described the mortality changes catching decadal to decadal fluctuations, and leaving year-to-year variability to be explained by the climate variability variables.
