Sentence examples for which can be caught from inspiring English sources

Glass eels and elvers, which can be caught at the mouths of rivers in the spring, are the eels valued most highly by fishermen.

While there, you may also find freshwater crayfish in the river itself which can be caught using a net or pot.

The West figure is a dedicated fisherman who goes into ecstasies about sea trout, which can be caught in profusion on a moonless night once a year.

That is not true in flu, he said, which can be caught from casual contact in offices, on subway cars or in hallways.

As defined in Official Baseball Rule 2.00: "An infield fly is a fair fly ball (not including a line drive nor an attempted bunt) which can be caught by an infielder with ordinary effort, when first and second, or first, second and third bases are occupied, before two are out".

If the votes are confirmed, without targets on juvenile fish and the size of fish which can be caught, it will be up to regional groups of member states to determine and implement regional recommendations in order to achieve the reductions.

The program used (One-dimensional Transport with Inflow and Storage: OTIS) is based on the two-region non equilibrium model that supposes the existence of an immobile water zone along the main flow zone in which solute can be caught.

Neither the physiologist, the psychologist, nor I, myself, can catch me in the act of seeing a tree for seeing a tree is not the sort of thing in which I can be caught.

The court makes it clear that restrictions on which lobsters can be caught are not trivial.

This integration provides us prompt feedback, through which many errors can be caught and dealt with before releasing a new version via the Galaxy Tool Shed.

This year there are 71 registered tournaments along the Atlantic coast in which large pelagic sharks can be caught – 28 target sharks exclusively.