Sentence examples for valuable catch from inspiring English sources

By noon, Ndong's most valuable catch was a log that seemed to have fallen overboard from one of the many other pirogues.

Mackerel is Scotland's most valuable catch.

Mackerel remained the Scottish industry's most valuable catch, accounting for £195m of its total landings.

That makes Hulu a particularly valuable catch for the game consoles, especially Microsoft's.

Describing them as "a valuable catch", the Lebanese newspaper al-Safir said that the IS leader's wife and child had been detained in co-ordination with "foreign intelligence services".

His prestige as a leading actor of the day made him an "extraordinarily valuable catch for the Nazis".

Morey has constructed his team to have a myriad of shooters to both spread the floor for Harden's driving lanes and to serve as valuable catch-and-shoot options.

In developed Mediterranean countries, discards from trawl fishing can be up to 400% of the commercially valuable catches, and such amounts of food, which may be predictable in space and time, are scavenged by many species.

It seems pretty difficult to ask, as the trial is one of the most media-frenzied Silicon Valley has ever seen, with photographers often lurking near the women's restroom hoping to catch a valuable snap of the constellation of Silicon Valley stars in the courtroom like John Doerr, Megan Smith and Reddit CEO Pao herself.

The increase in Nephrops trawling also enhanced fish catches as any valuable species caught would be retained for market [52].

Long famous for whaling — Melville set sail from there — the city remains a major fishing port and produces the most valuable annual catch of any in the country.