Sentence examples for from the catch from inspiring English sources

And a heads-up they will get, from "The Catch".

From The Catch by Fiona Sampson (Chatto, £10).

The meat from the catch is sold on the commercial market.

Once upon a time they were fish cakes, made from the catch landed at the docks.

Illustrations of actual data designs and reporting formats from the CATCH data warehouse are used throughout the discussion.

Hundreds of fishermen work Horseshoe Shoal, where the Cape Wind project would be built, and make half their annual income from the catch.

This work was supported by funding for the CATCH trial from the National Institute for Health Research Health Technology Assessment NIHR HTAA) programme (project number 08/13/47).

Will the PLOS model become the norm, with the fees from the catch-all journals supporting those above them?

But Mr Vieira, who is from the catch-all Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement (PMDB), will survive, for the time being at least.

Two days after the first Folha story, he appointed to the vacant transport and justice ministries two traditional barons from the catch-all Brazilian Democratic Movement.

By taking a step back from the catch-all requirements of blockbuster cinema he's serving us a home-cooked meal rather than a Big Mac.