Sentence examples for large catch from inspiring English sources

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Lastly, the reform comes with a large catch: 30% of what is sold must be supplied from cottage industries in India.

Murata, meanwhile, goes on to note that tuna were introduced into sushi only 170 years ago, when a large catch came into Edo one season.

Minutes later, Manny was standing atop a couch cushion with a toy fishing pole, reeling in a make-believe and evidently very large catch from behind the sofa.

This became highly significant when the large catch-like thing in the corner of the room that had gone unnoticed while the money-making party continued in full swing turned out to be, wouldn't you just know it, a large catch.

Only 6 of 10 tuna boats are going out now, he said, but "the ones that are going are banging them up," Mr. Maginnis said, using slang for a large catch.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's budget director, Robert Megna, insisted that New York couldn't afford a large catch-up raise and that any increase would require cuts elsewhere.

In 1992, Mayor David N. Dinkins agreed to a consent decree obligating the city to substantially eliminate the overflows by constructing eight large catch-basins.

If sudden withdrawals reduce the plan's finances below a certain level, the company can be required to make large catch-up contributions in a short time.

In the first three or four decades of its existence, West Germany was dominated by a model made up of two large, catch-all parties, plus the Liberals, who often were in a position to decide the outcome.

Energy regulator Ofgem said some British Gas users did not receive a bill for up to 18 months and were then hit with large catch-up statements following the launch of a new billing system in 2014.