Sentence examples for huge catch from inspiring English sources

"That was a huge catch," Girardi said.

"If they had rough seas, which most surely they had, plus a huge catch that they tried to empty, they probably capsized because of that," he said.

With snow continuing to fall, we gathered up about a dozen jackperch from the ice -- not a huge catch, but a welcome respite from an otherwise ice-free winter, which to jiggermen, can be particularly long and cruel.

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But there is a huge catch here.

Coulson was seen as a huge catch when he was first hired to be David Cameron's spin doctor.

By the the 1830's, the United States boasted the world's first mass-based political organizations, huge catch-all parties that encompassed millions of voters.

Check Point has a lot of cash on its balance sheet and ought to benefit from "a huge catch-up in upgrades of security software" when technology spending revives, he said.

So like the fish, they gather at the spawning sites and easily scoop up huge catches, often before the groupers have had time to reproduce.

With access to the substantial resources of both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, marine fishing is particularly well developed, and Russia's fleet of factory ships can process huge catches at remote locations.

Even if individual bloggers and "social media experts" aren't huge catches in terms of constant revenue, they each add to the sum total, driving Twitter's potential profits up.