Sentence examples for live catch from inspiring English sources
And though the net's potential volume is less than that of traditional nets, its live catch is suitable for aquariums, sea farming or demanding sushi chefs, and thus has higher value.
Mr. Provazek said his firm also farms other species, like catfish and perch-pike, and about 70percentt of its live catch is exported to markets as distant as Belgrade, Warsaw and Paris.
The Lough Neagh Fishermen's Co-operative exports £3m per year of brownish green eels, which slither and slide around plastic boxes each day, and air-freight their live catch to customers in the Netherlands and Germany, or to Billingsgate fish market for London's jellied eel trade.
(Dana Garvey, on "Saturday Night Live," caught Carson's mannerisms and conversation-stoppers perfectly?
London Live catches up with the British actor during the filming of the romantic comedy Man Up in London.
Wednesday Cordially invited Gizmondo exec goes down Xbox Live catches Worms Thursday PC gets its next generation E3 rises again PS3 and opium Burning Crusade release date confirmed Friday PS2 does 40 mil in Europe.
The firm, which makes devices for Virgin Media in the UK, boasts that it is better positioned to offer an "elegant" service offering live, catch-up and pay-per-view shows, as well as programmes its devices select and record on their owner's behalf.
In expanding the imagery of love (and shattering an unvoiced taboo), these films broaden our notion of what's sexually appealing, letting this aspect of women's lives catch up with the progress made on other fronts.
The Life and Loss of Karen Woo, to be shown on ITV next Sunday, is a moving documentary of two lives caught up in the complexity of Afghanistan.
This is just a small glimpse of the intricate web of human lives caught up in a complicated war, with conflicting familial and personal loyalties.
Still, taken as a whole, "Zigzagging Down a Wild Trail" leaves the reader with an affecting portfolio of portraits of small-town lives caught in medias res.
