Sentence examples for newly caught from inspiring English sources
The newly caught fish shown was a sucker, not a trout.
Newly caught songbirds sold for as little as a dollar-fifty apiece, but after a year of training and taming a single bird might fetch three hundred dollars.
The classic bedbug strain that all newly caught bugs are compared against is a colony originally from Fort Dix, N.J., that a researcher kept alive for 30 years by letting it feed on him.
The Elite, now sadly defunct, sent a truck to the Gulf Coast every night to fetch fresh shrimp, its specialty, and it was there I first discovered how tender and succulent newly caught shrimp can be.
Scientists from the Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin and other institutions studied newly caught and old museum specimens of North American and European sturgeon, analyzing both their DNA and anatomical features.
Follow the smoke and head for the Rua Heróis de França, where you can take your pick from a lengthy row of plainly decorated restaurants, each with an outsized pavement grill and bursting with people – all piscine life is on the menu, but the sardines, newly caught and whacked on the barbecue with nothing but salt, are sensational (and unfeasibly cheap).
The TV cameras were in attendance and the newly elected ministers, caught on film making awkward small-talk moments before the prime minister's entrance, were careful to avoid any ostentatious self-congratulation.
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.
The numbers of newly emerged damselflies caught in emergence traps varied considerably among years (analyses were based on 6 years of data, as emergence traps were not deployed in 2007).
The cutthroat tactics deployed by Facebook in its early years as a public company, and detailed in the newly-released documents, caught up with the social media giant this year.
And nearly every hero thereafter, from Aragorn and Harry Potter to Spider-Man and even the newly young Mr. Spock and the newly sad James Bond, was caught up in a Manichaean struggle defined by an endless cycle of vendetta and reprisal.
