DAVID TYREE, a rookie wide receiver playing largely with the reserves, caught 6 passes for 51 yards...
Perhaps the best way to understand the unlikely success of Glenda Bailey, the daughter of a manual laborer, is through an American parallel, another woman whose unknown reserves caught many by surprise -- Katharine Graham of The Washington Post.
Beijing's use of foreign exchange reserves caught the attention of currency traders, who have been looking for any sign that officials might allow the Chinese yuan to appreciate in value, as demanded by American, European and Japanese officials.
Mr Hampshire said traps installed at the reserve had caught four mink in a single month, compared to the usual rate of one every six months.
An intriguing candidate for an Angels reserve job has caught the eye of Manager Mike Scioscia, and it has nothing to do with the player's catchy name: Ji-Man Choi. Ji-Man Choi
No longer a brash, outspoken media figure who ranked among the league leaders in most receiving categories, Ocho is currently a lightly-used reserve player who caught just 15 passes for the Patriots this season, by far the lowest output of his career.
In reserves, even catch-and-release angling with its negligible mortality rate is forbidden.
In a rare interview about her personal life, Mrs Merkel herself once said she had some "camel-like qualities", allowing her to live off reserves and catch up on sleep at weekends, while during the week she was perfectly fine with four hours.
The new source of energy is proving controversial in Europe, with pro-nuclear France in the process of banning shale gas production and Poland, thought to have by far the biggest reserves in Europe, caught in a major industrial debate about whether to concentrate its efforts on coal or gas.
He then trained with Real Madrid's reserves, where he caught the eye of Boca Juniors scouts, who took him to Argentina for a month's loan.
