Sentence examples for line catches from inspiring English sources

The novel runs into trouble, though, as its time line catches up to the story we know.

The novelist Thomas McGuane wrote about writing and fishing that "the slack line catches the biggest fish".

In The Longest Silence, Thomas McGuane's excellent book on fly-fishing, he says that in both writing and fishing, "the slack line catches the biggest fish".

A line catches in the throat - "I deleted the message, because there would always be more messages like that from you".

Scoresby wrote of a harpooner whose line "caught him by a turn round his body.

That way you go to the free-throw line, catch your breath".

Restaurants also employ the same semantic devices, specifying that seafood is "day boat" or "line caught".

Any commute, for the honeymoon period before the line caught on, was a rare London pleasure.

He was part dole-queue Saint Sebastian, part washing line caught in a storm.

Still, Indonesia produces more than 100,000 tonnes of pole and line caught tuna per year, second only to Japan.

The IPNLF estimates only 10to20%0% of pole and line caught tuna in Indonesia is labelled as such.