"It's a long winter in Wisconsin," Topham says, "and we use it to catch up on our reading".
Everybody cares passionately about art; this is my secret and I use it to catch the guys unawares.
She thought that if shops, and hotels, and train companies and, of course, internet service providers, could store lots of information about our lives, then the police should be able to use it to catch criminals, too.
Executives at Amazon aren't entirely sure how online customers will stream "Dome" — whether they will save up several episodes for binge viewing, or use it to catch up on a single episode they missed on TV.
So Spotz, 22, will row at least 2,500 miles without even a tarp to protect herself from the sun, lest she be tempted to use it to catch the wind.
Deductive profiling involves analyzing the evidence — a tire track, DNA, a bloody knife — after the crime occurs in order to create a profile of that offender and use it to catch him.
The beauty of the team was its individuals' ability to play different roles during a game and they used it to catch opponents who were wedded to rigid formations by surprise.
But in a sign of the nervousness on Wall Street about Microsoft's ability to first, turn around the business, and second, use it to catch up in the mobile market, the software company's shares fell by as much as 6 per cent in the afternoon, wiping $15bn off its market value.
Some used it to cover up wounds, and others used it to catch small fish.
