Sentence examples for generally caught from inspiring English sources

They are generally caught in continental shelf waters.

Crabs are generally caught after a short flight or dive from a low perch and then taken back to the perch to be consumed.

"It's generally caught with the absentee ballots," which are mailed out 40 days before the general election, said Mrs. Fulginiti, who is also the Cape May County clerk.

And the women who did persist and made it to the third year of their program had by then generally caught up to the teenage obsessives.

Like other nightjars (Caprimulgidae), this species feeds primarily on flying insects, including moths and beetles, generally caught as the bird sallies out quickly from a low perch or the ground.

"We're generally caught in a vicious Trump Catch-22, where Trump tells Congress to send him something and refuses to negotiate, and Republicans in Congress won't vote for anything they don't know Trump will support.

People generally catch on to his intentions, Mr. Rattiner said, although occasionally he does get calls asking for corrections.

A Yelp impression may be worth more, since the site generally catches users when they are close to a purchase decision.

For the families of the seven soldiers, today was a chance to revel in the good news, plan homecoming celebrations and generally catch a breath after three weeks of holding it in and a single day of hyperventilated exultation.

On Wednesday, Cirne does press interviews, folllows up with calls and generally catches up.

"It shouldn't change the way I play, you generally catch balls with the index finger.