Sentence examples for is best caught from inspiring English sources

The London of Jonson's day is best caught by works such as Thomas Dekker's The Shoemaker's Holiday and Thomas Nashe's Pierce Penniless.

The relationship is best caught in a sequence where Mr. Bush is said to have lied to a reporter about a D.W.I. conviction many years before, which sets off a frenzy among the press corps.

Because some of the federal money goes towards gathering information on the fishing harvest, marine departments can commission shrimpers to help gather data on precisely where the shrimp are best caught now, after the disturbances wrought by Katrina.

Next we are told that the magpie geese we see in Hitchcockian numbers around Yellow Water billabong are best caught and roasted after they have been feeding on water chestnuts, thereby saving the cook the bother of stuffing them (surely a joke).

IUPAC entities are morphologically more complicated than other entities; these entities are difficult to follow in any rule and are best caught by a dictionary.

It is best to catch your bullhead in a funnel minnow trap to ensure you catch a young easy to raise bullhead.

We have heard for years that it is best to "catch it early" — "it" frequently being cancer — and though that turns out to be only sometimes true, we and our doctors often ignore medical guidelines and ongoing campaigns to limit and target screening tests.

Lyme disease is best treated if caught early, when antibiotics can head off the worst consequences.

Perhaps it is best not to get caught up in such minutiae or to overestimate their force.

Once you see the fleas, it's best to catch them with tape.

I thought it would be best to catch up with just a quick wrap-up.