Sentence examples for medium caught from inspiring English sources

Seeing someone else transpose the piece so successfully into a different medium caught him utterly by surprise.

Only very recently has the digital medium caught up with more traditional approaches in its ability to be valued seriously by collectors.

Trapping devices baited with standard medium caught similar numbers of mosquitoes as unbaited trapping devices (χ2-test, d.f. = 1, P = 0.56).

And while in some mediums we expect a certain degree of nudges, like in the context of online shopping, targeted nudges in other mediums catch us completely off guard.

No other medium catches as strongly the emotions, the hearts of the viewers and therefore is simply the best medium, when it comes to advertise products efficiently.

There are scattered pantos playing elsewhere in the English-speaking world this Christmas including an annual spectacular in Johannesburg and a dozen productions in America but nowhere outside Britain has the medium really caught on.

Whether the new medium would catch on with the American public -- much less mesmerize the bulk of the planet -- was still a big unknown.

Her children are 8 and 4. Her mother, Emma Miller, a 59-year-old widow, chimed in, "It's probably kind of addicting, isn't it?," referring to television, a medium she has caught only glimpses of at stores.

The 19th century British medium Francis Ward Monck was caught using a music box in his séances that he had hidden in his trousers.

Second, while Cacao caught medium and small fish, she failed to catch even one large fish in 2007 (Figure 1); presumably to compensate, she begged from family members for portions of prey items (Figure S1).

The yolk was the orangest thing in the world this side of Donatella Versace, and the chorizo carapace was gratifyingly medium spicy, until it caught the back of my throat.