Sentence examples for have recently caught from inspiring English sources

In a string of spectacular operations with melodramatic names, the police have recently caught judges taking bribes to keep gambling halls in business, congressmen arranging the purchase of ambulances at inflated prices and a retailer smuggling in luxury goods.

The network would set up a phone call and pay the doctor handsomely.Such networks have recently caught the eye of American regulators, who fret that investors may be using them to ferret out illegal inside information.

Scientists have known about octopus cannibalism for a while from analyzing stomach contents, but divers have recently caught the cephalopods in action, LiveScience reports.

Internet auctions directed at consumers have recently caught on (FORBES, Feb. 9), but this simply brings in more bidders, which potentially, at least, helps the seller more than the buyer.

But in some senses it's playing catchup — for years Loopt was a passive service that constantly tracked your location as opposed to the check-in services that have recently caught on.

Furthermore, direct measurements of the electron spin relaxation times for the nitroxide radical-based spin labels used in HD-ODNP have recently caught up with the ambient solution conditions of relevance to HD-ODNP experiment, allowing us to envision an explicit treatment of the saturation factor.

This has recently caught the attention of researchers studying the mechanisms of aging.

Even Maryland, long considered an immigrant-friendly state, has recently caught a bad case of Arizona "fever".

And the catch is quite good, an upbeat sign for Somalia's reviving seafood industry, which has recently caught the eye of Asian investors.

What has recently caught the attention of some state lawmakers, Mr. Sundeen said, are stories about X-rated films playing on the video screens inside cars.

Later, some of us went over to a neighbor's apartment to drink and eat some hogfish he had recently caught with a spear gun.