Sentence examples for mostly caught from inspiring English sources

Mackerels are mostly caught by nets, rather than by angling.

The city had a small fishing fleet, but it mostly caught fish for local consumption.

Despite the report's depiction of Ulbricht as a ruthless criminal mastermind, his family and friends were mostly caught off-guard by the allegations.

Before, he mostly caught Tigers games on Saturdays and on Sundays after church, a place where our family spent so much time that when I was a kid I thought it was a part-time job.

What has she done since she got that Oscar nomination for Secrets and Lies?" The BFI report, A Fuller Picture, said the six 1990s "black" films it studied - Babymother, Bhaji on the Beach, The Crying Game, Dancehall Queen, Secrets and Lies and Welcome II the Terrordome - were mostly caught in a "vicious chicken and egg situation".

Gilthead seas bream individuals were mostly caught in traps during September (56.3 %) indicating strong late summer tendency to enter these nurseries.

It's mostly catch and keep".

"We mostly catch the young ones," Ms. Lee said.

Ms. Reichl mostly catches trees; Ms. McDormand catches a trout, but back in the kitchen Ms. Reichl proves to be the better filleter.

Parliament has no significant role in framing legislation and no proper system of pre-legislative scrutiny (public bill committees being charades in which MPs mostly catch up on replying to constituents' letters) such as exists in many other parliamentary democracies, including Scotland.

Hammond-player Bob Stuckey, guitarist Phil Lee and drummer John Marshall mostly catch the Jimmy Smith soul-blues pretty authentically, but Pukwana's quavering upward slurs, dishevelled squawks, unique ballad playing, barging indifference to the inhibited cool of jazz sambas, and floods of flat-out post-bop eloquence are a ball-game of his own making.