Sentence examples for material caught from inspiring English sources

'Sandwich' collectors with filamentous material caught most pueruli, and required a shorter conditioning time than other collectors, but were heavy and relatively expensive to build.

If radioactive material caught fire, however, many experts now say residents up to 50 miles downwind from the plant would have to be evacuated.

The blaze appears to have been started by a pyrotechnic flare lit on stage by a member of the band; sound-proofing material caught fire, producing toxic gases which quickly overpowered many in the crowd.

While fossilised species did not remain intact, the decaying plant material caught within the debris removed oxygen from the sediment and so helped preserve bone fragments, tiny bones and teeth caught in the torrent.

Dave Simpson Weather Report Live in Offenbach 1978 The 40th anniversary of Weather Report goes on being celebrated in a stream of newly issued material caught on live shows in its heyday.

An oil platform has been evacuated after a ship carrying radioactive material caught fire and began drifting in the Moray Firth.

May 20 2010 A variety of dance-related material catches the eye in Swann's May 20 auction of photographs.

Pauling proposed that quasicrystals are really ordinary crystalline materials caught out of equilibrium by a type of crystal defect called twinning, in which unit cells are attached at angles defined by these icosahedral motifs.

Video pictures at the time showed all manner of materials caught in the flow, from upturned boats and cars to whole buildings picked up off their foundations.

The faceted casing "responds to its special location and contrasts with the curve of the O2 Arena beyond," say its architects, Wilkinson Eyre, while its "palette of reflective and transparent materials catches the light in different ways to create a dynamic composition on the waterfront".

The thin, shiny material catches the strip lights as he and his wife wait their turn at the counter.