Sentence examples for document caught from inspiring English sources

"Stone Arabia," Dana Spiotta's third novel (she is also the author of "Lightning Field" and "Eat the Document"), caught the book club's eye this month.

By Macy Halford July 22 , 2011"Stone Arabia," Dana Spiotta's third novel (she is also the author of "Lightning Field" and "Eat the Document"), caught the book club's eye this month.

In the meantime, mark your calendars for our live chat with the author, which is scheduled to take place on Thursday, August 25th, at 2 P.M. E.T. "Stone Arabia, Dana Spiottaa's third novel (she is also the author of "Lightning Field" and "Eat the Document"), caught the book club's eye this month.

This meant that once the application period had expired, an individual who could document catch but who had failed to properly submit a timely application essentially was left out of the initial allocation.

Back in the early 1970s, the Canard Enchaîné, a Paris weekly that specialised in printing embarrassing official documents, caught a DST "plumber" busy planting a bug in its offices.

The cutthroat tactics deployed by Facebook in its early years as a public company, and detailed in the newly-released documents, caught up with the social media giant this year.

The justices' preliminary finding was that boxes of stored documents caught fire, and that flames then ripped through a faulty fire barrier and burst along the ceiling into the school.

This startup helps the drafters of legal documents catch mistakes that could be fatal to such documents' validity or enforceability.

In accordance with Article 49 of Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009, Member States may introduce electronic monitoring arrangements in order to document catches, discards and fishing activity.

"The long queues waiting to see the Magna Carta testified to the way in which the significance of this small document has caught the imagination of the public," Dr John said.

The Wall Street Journal published the document, which caught fire over lines from its pages stating that, at least in the view of some FTC staffers, "Google's conduct has resulted – and will result – in real harm to consumers and to innovation in the online search and advertising markets".