Sentence examples for up with a net from inspiring English sources

However, not everyone will end up with a net position close to zero.

The fishmonger scooped one up with a net and slipped it into a baggie full of water.

But in the ten years to 2010, the city ended up with a net increase in population of over 30,000 people.

In Palm Beach County, workers have completed 31 of the 531 precincts and have come up with a net gain of 12 votes for Mr. Bush.

His troops began an initially successful attack on Rwandan-held territory in southeastern Congo, but were eventually pushed back and ended up with a net loss.

It said it would end up with a net gain in the current quarter as it recovered some of that reserve.

But Mr. Seinfeld made clear that Twitter was not his thing ("That's stand-up with a net," he said) and that he had no interest in writing a blog of his thoughts and observations, as many other comedians do.

In an interview in May, back when Jerry Seinfeld was finally getting around to launching his official Web site, this standup and sitcom star told The New York Times that his joining Twitter was about as likely as his running out of offbeat observations on airline travel: "That's stand-up with a net," Mr. Seinfeld said at the time.

Photographs of the trip, framed around the oil, showed the Governor trying to scoop up crude with a net.

If there is any left over food, clean it up immediately with a net or siphon.

After a series of ever-shortening runs, it finally rolled over, where I scooped it up with a landing net.