Sentence examples for water catching from inspiring English sources

As I congratulated myself, I smashed the blade on the water ("catching a crab," in rowing parlance).

This medium-sized (66 cm length) heron is often seen in belly-deep water catching killifishes and other small prey such as frogs, crustaceans and insects.

His voice lifted when he told me about the afternoons he spent on the water, catching fish and enjoying the sunshine.

We never seemed far from the salt water, catching a blue glimpse of it here, a salty whiff of it there.

Also, there was a lake across the road from our house, and I loved the life of that water, catching turtles, seeing a storm as it approached.

Many of the scary stories about underground blasts triggering earthquakes and tap water catching fire are isolated cases from the wildcat days of the industry in under-regulated parts of the US.

EU navies already intercept these boats within international waters; catching them in Libyan waters would have little impact on the smuggling process.

For most of the rest of the video we travel with him through ice-floe-clogged waters, catching glimpses of bears and other wildlife that make up the Arctic's fragile ecosystem.

For the next 20 months, Myint Thein and three other Burmese men who were also sold to the boat trawled international waters, catching anything from squid and tuna to "trash fish", also known as bycatch – inedible or infant species of fish later ground into fishmeal for Thailand's multibillion-dollar farmed prawn industry.

Pour the bowl's water through the strainer and into your bowl water container, catching the gravel and any decorations in the strainer.

This includes basic measures such as fixing leaky taps and having cars washed and windows cleaned less often, to more complex technology such as systems to recycle waste water and grey water – for instance, catching and reusing water used in industrial processes, and recycling water used for cleaning for low-grade purposes such as flushing toilets.