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"Then we would dry the coconut husk and eat that too, " he said, adding they also occasionally were able to catch crabs.

The next difficulty level entailed trying to catch the more clued-up, older gulls.

Finally, one day in 1874, Bell was at his receiver in one room, trying to catch the signals sent by Watson from another room.

To catch up in the armaments race, that country has decided to take a page from the competition's book.

You know, I don't think Joe Biden's going to catch swine flu, but it's pretty obvious he has a case of foot-in-mouth disease.

You know, I got to leave, I've got a plane to catch, next time, all right? Next time.

One word lets slip and four horses will fail to catch it. A statement that once let loose cannot be caught by four galloping horses.

He had been hoping to catch a bit of the Redskins game on the flat-panel television in his office.

Phase II of the bull market should have already started. China, one of the worst performers this year should be able to catch up.

Artists and musicians often go weeks without sleep trying to use this device to catch the tail of the illusive creativity dragon.

Trying to catch their breath, the two men looked back in time to see the old car suddenly spin 180 degrees and disappear beneath the water.

Take a stroll with your ice cream and you might be able to catch some young artists in the streets.

Participants felt a generation gap with the new technology. "I'm always trying to catch up to my younger staff members. "

It would be great to see you to catch up all our news.

I was trying to catch Edwards because I thought it would've been nice to have a last-lap race with him, but I didn't quite get to him.

If you smell smoke, and you think the house is going to catch fire, get your brother and your sister and get out of here.

Try to catch every details of him, to see something you don't like.

We're kind of like Wile E. Coyote plotting a batch of schemes to capture the road runner, only we're trying to catch an entire flock.

He was silent as he watched his brother struggle through the years, trying to catch up to him, trying to earn his parents' praise.

Rory: There must have been a crowd trying to catch the bouquet.

Color helps them judge distance and shape. Thus they are able to catch bugs in the air or to light on branches.

The truth is, crime scene investigation and forensic science are always trying to catch up with the criminals, not the other way around.

Do not asks me for details. i am about to catch him in a trap.

The escape happened late on Friday and the zoo said the fugitive is so hard to catch that it might stay on the slither for weeks to come.

The solar array that forms the front of the Suntech headquarters slanted up to catch the sun's rays.

But computer division head Kunimasa Suzuki said the company had ambitions to catch up quickly.

To be able to go home, I got up early to catch the train.

He was too excited to catch what his wife said, for that afternoon he would meet his high school sweetheart.

After being in the hospital for a year, she had a lot of living to catch up on.

She ran on and on, down the hill, up the next, trying to catch up with her daughter.

If you live in New Orleans, you may live as if you are ahead of time, just taking things easy and waiting for the time to catch up with you.

No matter how fast you run, it is impossible for you to catch up with him.

Yet again, it is now racing to catch up in a part of the market where the Japanese overwhelmingly dominate.

Both parents helped their daughter put on the dinosaur costume , then ran with her to catch up with the others.

Marguerite, extremely pale and with her mouth half open, was trying to catch her breath.

But if God really is multi-purpose, and he then has satisfied my desire in a little while, then, I bring first he to catch the wind.

Struggling to catch up with him, but the whereabouts of the red block and can only stay at cars off, do nothing.

Once I was in a hurry trying to catch the train to Shanghai. I packed up and put all the things I would need into a suitcase and locked it.

She did not get up too late to catch the early bus.

``Society has changed, '' Stillman says, ``but the ovaries will take another million years or two to catch up to that. ''

They are not agile or fast ships. If the enemy decides to make a run for it, ship-of-the-line would have hard time to catch up.

The goal of the Correcting Time currently in progress, is to catch the planet and her peoples up to more where they ought to be.

Anyway, it seems to be impossible for me to catch up with other people in such a short period of time.

If you want to see kind, gentle Miss Columbia this Independence Day, you'll probably have to catch an old movie.

By early February, Obama seemed to catch up with the trend, at least as it played out in Cairo's Tahrir Square.

I twist my neck, trying to catch her expression, but I can see only half of it: flutter of eye, curve of lip, and slice of cheek.

As the kitten was less than four months old, it had not teamed how to catch mice, or how to kill for that matter.

He is always in the first place in his class, so there is no way for all the other students to catch up with him.

To solve these problems, your script needs to be able to catch or trap some of the signals discussed in Terminating a child process.

She held her hand as if she wanted to catch him, making all sorts of sexual cries, mixed squeals, and moans.

Maybe they're people you know from around the 'net or maybe they're those old high school friends who wanted to catch up.

Although everybody tried to catch the first bus to reach the company, they were all late at last.

Stalking seems to be becoming more common; but now the criminal-justice system, which has been slow to respond, might be about to catch up.

He invents many this just to catch a sheep for his wife. Though he is often hit by his wife, he always makes her happy without complaining.

As the horse begins lifting his foot, let go of the tendon area and be ready to catch the foot when it is in the air.

I had to look at what was underneath for a long time. My eyes saw it, but it took a while for my mind to catch up.

Today Andy wobbles down the main street of Malong, searching to remember how to walk. A few paces behind, Ed walks ready to catch him.

The new study shows that happiness spreads through social networks like an emotional virus -- a virus people would be happy to catch.

If she wants to go out with him, but doesn't want to appear too easy to catch, she has achieved that with her reply.

When you are in a state of deep feeling, remain with it, you may start to catch glimpses of the gaps between your thoughts.

This is the time to take that "taxi for a rainy day" , to catch public transportation, or to call in a favor for a lift home.

I wouldn't be able to catch you, if you are an fallen angle and I never expect you to look drop-dead gorgeous like cover girls.

A lady wanted to catch a mouse in her house but she couldn't find any cheese so she cut out a picture of some and put it in a mousetrap.

Helmeppo seems jealous that Coby is a step ahead of him, and wants to catch up.

The underlying failing is weak and indecisive government across the region, which needs years of good government if it is to catch up.

She doesn't seem to catch on when people try to tell her what other people might be doing to her.

Pat Bryant of Nobleboro, Maine, was one of the first in the state to catch glass eels for export to China.

Nobody wants to be caught trying to catch that knife with their mouths like in a circus act.

To put a dent in the total number of cats, at least 71 percent of them must be fixed, and they are notoriously hard to catch.

A boy on the other team tried to catch the ball on his nose, too. "Boys must catch with their hands, " said the teacher.

Regulators are going to have to catch up and, you could say, try to hold innovation back.

I could see Dannys mom watching from her front door to catch a glimpse of her handsome young man getting off the school bus.

If you were lucky enough to catch Aaron in concert, then you know that his show is full of energy, enthusiasm and lots of dancing.

Such a great impetus function is any other industry is to catch up with.

Ready to fight a fish, in addition to the basic equipment ready, to catch Hoang Hung good iron skills is with a great volume of fish.

Some may see that as a daunting prospect, but the Arsenal striker looks upon it as merely a chance to catch up on all that he has missed.

its legs seemed to put more music, as if in a race against time, let me once again remind yourself to catch time.

How wonderful it was that You came to me, it was a miracle. You stretched Your miraculous hand to catch me from falling down into the abyss.

It is no use trying to catch up with the train once it starts.

But after a while inspiration seems to catch up with you.

By the time I got to Manhattan, it was after midnight, so I decided to stay up all night to catch an early-morning flight.

After years of trying to catch a spy they knew was there, the FBI, with CIA cooperation, finally nailed him.

decide v. Inspiring by his words, she decides to work hard to catch up with her classmates.

It is easy to see then, why getting bombed on a beach and then laying out on your towel to catch some rays can be disastrous.

Because technology is changing rapidly, states are still trying to catch up with various laws, statutes and case models, Bunting says.

The Fishers left the city and went across the Hudson River to New Jersey to catch their chartered plane back to Utah.

They worked into the night, sleeping in their offices or on the floor, trying to catch up to be ready for October 29.

KOPPEL: Or, for that matter, to someone on the other side of world trying to catch the next wave?

If the hunt were to catch a deer, it would need to establish shared values and probably impose them through some sort of hierarchy.

He sent her a box of her favourite chocolates. It was a sprat to catch a mackerel, and he waited eagerly for her reply.

They worked into the night, sleeping in their offices or on the floor, trying to catch up to be ready for October 29.

KOPPEL: Or, for that matter, to someone on the other side of world trying to catch the next wave?

If the hunt were to catch a deer, it would need to establish shared values and probably impose them through some sort of hierarchy.

He sent her a box of her favourite chocolates. It was a sprat to catch a mackerel, and he waited eagerly for her reply.

Denise stops running. Red faced, she bends over, hands on knees, trying to catch her breath. Richard stops too, enjoying the scene.

Out of the corner of my eye I could see the car, reversing in an attempt to catch up with me. Perhaps they wanted to give me a receipt.

Well, I'm going to have to go but it's been great to catch up. Nice to catch up with you again and I'll see you soon!

You should be able to catch him in an hour at most .

He reckoned he would have enough time to get to the top then retrace his steps and be back in time to catch the last cable car of the day.

It was a miracle he did not die one morning when he tried to catch the shortsighted parrot, who had climbed as high as the water barrels.

He reckoned he would have enough time to get to the top then retrace his steps and be back in time to catch the last cable car of the day.

It was a miracle he did not die one morning when he tried to catch the shortsighted parrot, who had climbed as high as the water barrels.

I had fallen so far behind that it seemed pointless trying to catch up.

i study well at school, and i will work harder for a higher score. and i will try to catch up with others to be a daughter worthy of proud.

Today, holiday, After breakfast, I do not know is the home to see the next hesitate, or follow the dawn to catch a car to go home.

You banged hard into the fence while trying to catch that ball. B: My shoulder is still very tender .

I guess I was just to catch up in high school to realize she needed someone there for her.

The jet lifts off and flies over their heads. Celebration turns to panic. "What do we do now? " Sucre rasps, trying to catch his breath.

After he took his bath, he dressed in a hurry, ran to catch the bus, and got to his appointment before it was too late.

You may rest assured that we'll ship the lot on time to enable you to catch the brisk demand at the beginning of the season.

After he took his bath, he dressed in a hurry, ran to catch the bus, and got to his appointment before it was too late.

You may rest assured that we'll ship the lot on time to enable you to catch the brisk demand at the beginning of the season.

If he had come here earlier, he would have been able to catch the train.

when he knows that this is only the strong voices of the weak to catch up, he was a thinker.

He grimaced with his mouth and the hand with the ring was lifted to catch the twitching, trying to hold it.

The caddie failed to catch the ball and it went into a lake and could not be retrieved.

But he soon calmed himself down and went to the lion, saying: "I can help you to catch the ass if you promise that you will not hurt me. "

in mad swings of forever trying to catch up with his own moving reflection?

There's a bit of a virus floating about and he's been unfortunate to catch hold of it.

The best way to ask the boss for a rise is to catch him off his guard and just slip it into the conversation.

As the American way of life becomes increasingly unsustainable, the rest of the world will be trying to catch up.

Mrs Brooks had not been able to catch any word of farewell, temporary or otherwise, between her tenants at the door above.

Why has it taken so long for hip arthroscopy to catch up to its shoulder and knee counterparts?

Zuckerberg said he expected the communications revolution he is trying to incite to take time to catch on.

Tom was away from school for a month so now he's got to work hard to catch up with the rest of the class.

It is possible for you to catch the train.

Well, a little less, I have to catch up with the end of the river, but I let the river flow on the way, I really keep up with it?

It's impossible for you to catch up on it in a week .

I was able to catch thus a meager glimpse of the world of drama, and I shall never forget the delight of that moment.

Darkness has not come and the fisher had to catch one more fish to cook for their dinner since there was no fish left for his guest.

It may even hit when your treatment is over, when you're trying to catch up with everything you had to put on the back burner.

The police went through the building with a fine tooth-comb, but they found no evidence that would help them to catch the thief.

Be opened at least one month before the time of shipment, otherwise we wouldn't be able to catch the ship.

My ingenious idea, as the general Pigeons flying in the sky, only that I must stay to catch their feathers.

The aging PC gathering dust in the guest room? Ready to catch the next quake.

I threw the bottle of liquid soap at her, and she had to catch it, revealing herself as she did.

Ultimately, she said, the goal is to reduce bycatch, in order to make sure that there's fish to catch in the future.

The primary goal of my working was to catch a simple and sensitive line, with which to represent a female body.

After all, the last thing you want is to have an unplanned pregnancy or to catch a disease from your partner.

big piece of cloth on the mast of a boat to catch the wind and move the boat forward.

Several "gold fish" swimming above the tents, are the main focus of the children who try to catch one but fail.

My dear friends keep one sentence in your mind that it's easy to fall behind, but it's difficult to catch up with the others.

He said he would try to catch a train and make it to the party tonight.

Stop trying to squeeze so much in. If you are always running late, falling behind, or trying to catch up, try slowing down.

The European Union followed up in July 2005 with its savings tax directive designed to catch funds being held offshore by taxpayers.

I really must be going. It's rather late. And I've got to catch the last bus.

The only way to catch our chairman is to lie in wait for him as he leaves one of his interminable meetings.

After he took his bath, he dressed in a hurry, run to catch the bus and go to his appointment before it was to late.

The boy said he was trying to catch a fish near the river bank and carelessly fell into the water.

I jumped up to catch them but unluckily a few sheets sailed out of the open window.

Once there was an old man. He lived by a river. He went out to catch fish every morning.

You can only go without adequate sleep for so long before your body and mind force you to catch up.

sometimes they go up just fine. But I remember that day I loaded forty-five of 'em. Have to catch each one up to the chute.

And the next moment, the ball hurtled back toward him, almost too fast for him to catch. Only now the light was golden.

A few days later, as I was running out the door to catch a ride with my mother to work, the phone rang.

It was not until 2001 that the FBI was able to catch him in the act at a drop spot in Virginia.

Obama said jobs figures tend to be the last to catch up in an economic recovery.

As robots have begun to catch up with their masters, researchers have started to ask whether the uncanny valley actually exists.

Roy had a slow start. There were two cars ahead of him and he needed to catch up if he wanted to win the race.

I can feel the pressure of the last few months beginning to catch up with me.

It's been a pleasure to be with you. I think I've to catch No. 2 bus.

Maple Leaf did not accompany the wind, then swing to swing ah drop down, I eye, hand to catch it quickly.

You want to catch her with her guard down and that requires that she stop sizing you up when you strike up a conversation.

Hare thought with pride that it would take Mr. Tortoise a long time to catch up with him and he would have enough time to rest.

The public pressed the government for a decision whether to catch the criminal or to let him go.

From this perspective, the Great Leap Forward movement can be said to "catch up" thinking into practice is all about.

It has been not so easy to catch the account supervisor and frankly speaking the battle has been harder than expected .

Charities and churches are also trying to catch people that fall through the flimsy government safety net.

We were able to catch a few minutes of Mr. Riegsecker's valuable time, and he graciously agreed to answer some of our questions.

Her husband for driving his prime minister, the head covering their umbrella, waving a whip to catch four horses, an air full of triumphant.

Police are trying to catch the men using surveillance video of the jump.

This allows for a second-place candidate to catch up by winning a state with a large number of delegates.

So it's necessary for you to be careful not to catch cold and other upper tract respiratory infections.

At the last minute Johnny came out of the blue to catch the pass and score a touchdown.

But even with that I was still out most nights, so I made up for it at weekends, allowing Emma to catch up on sleep.

We regret being unable to increase our supply for the moment as our manufacturers have many back orders to catch up with.

"The U. S. is making it easier for other countries to catch up and pass us, " he said.

I had a good car and I was able to catch Timo but I had to back off in one moment.

In my mind, that's better than fishing one spot for three hours trying to catch every fish on it.

He says that aside from any questions about health risks, including from pollution, adult pigeons are not that easy to catch.

Hall flees in horror. the police attempt to catch the stranger but he throws off all his clothes and escapes.

Try and test your Theme across browsers to catch at least a few of the problems the users of the Theme may find later.

She is afraid she will not be able to catch the man of her dreams.

I hang around, waiting to catch a precious moment with you. Between your mom and your beeper. I'm sick of it.

Interior Ministry spokesman Rainer Lingenthal said the new operations to catch vandals in the act had been successful.

Getting very little sleep during the week and trying to "catch up" on the weekends is not a good idea because it alters your sleep schedule.

At front left, one man held up a long pole fledged at the tip with chicken feathers to catch any sign of the wind.

I helped to catch a thief who had robbed an old man of his money on may way home.

We may not know exactly what time the weather report will be given, so we turn on our radio, hoping to catch the weather broadcast.

It is possible to "read" others around us, even if they do not intend for us to catch their unspoken communication.

Sammy tried to catch the ball with his flippers. "Seals must catch with their noses, " said the teacher.

And China doesn't have the kind of social safety net that we do, to catch the unemployed before they reach the bottom.

Ge Hong tried to catch them with a net. But all he found was a pair of boots.

She was so round and rolly-l used to wonder how she ever moved fast enough to catch hold of a bird.

She tried to run as fast as she could, but failed to catch up with others.

I would love to catch up with you sometime. How about this Saturday?

I felt like she was trying to catch me doing something secretive.

If you're trying to catch someone out, once they've done their spiel, ask plenty of difficult questions.

You should be able to catch him in an hour.

her eyes around the classroom. --The frog darted out its tongue to catch a mosquito.

When he's finally captured, the law enforcement has only one choice - make him one of their own - for it takes a rat to catch a one.

He spends the season trying to catch up physically, and come playoff time isn't in his happy place.

It was great! ! At last I have been able to catch up with her properly. Phone calls from here to Australia are so expensive.

e. g. No matter how hard I try I cannot seem to catch up on all the bills.

But some officials warned that heavy snow affected by all the passengers stranded at the airport to catch flights still need a few days.

Muscovites did not line up to catch a glimpse of the man.

He got up at 3 a. m. to be bused to the square but it was worth it to catch a glimpse of Yao Ming, he said.

The launch of the paid will speed up this experimentation, but it is not the only device to catch publishers' attention.

The launch of the iPad will speed up this experimentation, but it is not the only device to catch publishers' attention.

Use the word "Agile" to catch your customer's attention, which lets you get your foot in the door.

Factory. A film producer happened to catch sight of her one morning waiting at a bus stop, as he .

Mr Collins argues for what he calls "theistic evolution" , which he reckons is yet to catch on because it has such a terrible name.

Do not take a double dose of this medication. Do not double up the dose to catch up.

better to catch one than to see two birds in a bush but not able to catch them.

Those long, pointy teeth that hang out of the side of their mouths are designed to catch slippery fish rather than large mammals.

Fishing with lights in the Philippines, but the law is often ignored, as it is a better way to catch fish.

"I write like that in the rough draft(7), but I try to catch the mistakes before I turn in the final draft, " she said.

We try to catch up on a year's worth of happenings that the rushed phone calls never quite covered.

Yeah, my stomach is in knots, and i can't seem to catch my breath.

Cloth sails were used to catch the wind to move a ship through the water.

There's a good deal of dew here, and I don't want you to catch cold.

He took a busman's holiday last Sunday to catch up with his homework.

He hurried to catch her alone, to wreak his tortures on her in a bitter semblance of bodily worship and satiated, then comfortably to spurn.

He acted like a drowning man trying to catch at a straw .

She caught up with me the next morning and told me I didn't need to transform into a soccer ball to catch her attention.

The fire was severe enough to cause several other vehicles parked nearby to catch fire as well.

Remember that in a bear, staying on the sidelines beats buying high and selling low repeatedly in an effort to catch the next rally.

On Christmas day everything went wrong with me. Eg: The policeman checked around the hotel to catch the thief.

When used to catch trout in the British Isles, it is called trout tickling.

Today, people come here to catch up with friends, and of course, like this Iraqi policeman, to drink tea.

The meeting seemed to be endless, but I extricated myself by saying I had to catch a plane.

Just before the final torch was lit, I left the hotel and looked up into the night sky to catch the final fireworks.

Artists from creative website have tried "to catch the moment" and show us famous paintings but with modern celebrities in the main roles.

All I knew was I'd been trying to catch that fish since I was a boy no bigger than you.

Do skimming to catch the topic sentences to see what each paragraph is about and catch the main idea of the text.

Bones have been thrown over, the two together, like the original as a wolf to catch up.

Leave space for the water to ripple outwards and enough space above the surface to catch the drops falling towards the surface.

We were in Boston meeting with a seller and we finished early; everyone was able to catch flights home, except me.

He reached out his hand as though he were going to catch something.

The case of heart good institutions or large, will make two money, if the snake hit the heart or major , fix a you even have to catch this.

They also told me they were planning on setting up a net to catch the person but neither of them knew how to do such a thing.

They're always ready to catch it. Seems like they're just waiting for it.

This evening he came back and down off the train he was shocked to catch sight of Ziyun wandering.

In the United States, adults can expect to catch a cold two to four times a year, and children can expect to get six to 10 colds annually.

Some are just getting started reading the comics while others are at different issues, trying to catch up.

For her, the ideal way to catch a plane would be to arrive at the airport as the plane was taking off.

My medications have had to be continually altered, to catch up with my changing symptoms.

This might involve extra sleep by napping, going to bed early, or sleeping in to catch up.

She's been running for over 500 years. . . and he's about to catch up to her.

And spent their afternoons trying to catch tadpoles in the neighborhood drainage ditch that they could grow into frogs.