Reality will catch up with us.

Catch up with her tweets here.

And obviously now that's going to catch on.

I couldn't catch on to the joke he told us.

We can only hope that it does not catch on.

She walked fast so as to catch up with the others.

In order to estimate the reduction in catches, Iran compares catch levels for the periods covered by the claim with the catch levels in baseline years.

Its consequences are about to catch up with America, and the world.

She tossed me grapes and I tried to catch them with my mouth.

A Greek Catch 22

I often catch colds.

You will catch cold.

They catch insects on the ground or snatch them out of the air.

He will not allow me to catch my breath, but fills me with bitterness.

You can catch a lizard with your hands, yet it is in kings' palaces.

Teacher You can't catch me.

Did you catch the train?!

Fisheries by catch and discards

Did you catch the train?

But there is a catch.

Fisheries by catch and discards

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The catch is that neither property rights nor markets can function on their own.

Many Europeans doubt that Asia can catch up with Europe in terms of regional integration.

Or that He may catch them with gradual wasting ( of their wealth and health ) . Truly !

China may be able to rely on policy reforms to boost productivity growth but, with relatively low innovative capacity, it will struggle to catch up with frontier technologies.

As a result, much of the swordfish caught is classified as so called bycatch. According to Crowder and Myers, swordfish is such a common catch on tuna targeted trips that about 50 percent of the total swordfish catch is taken as bycatch, not as targeted catch.

All except these last four provided a worldwide catch of well over a million tonnes in 1999, with herring and sardines together providing a catch of over 22 million metric tons in 1999.

He does not seem to be able to catch on to what she is saying.

No one could catch the dog.

But Google s plan had a catch.

Political institutions needed to catch up.

And if ye do catch them out , catch them out no worse than they catch you out But if ye show patience , that is indeed the best ( course ) for those who are patient .

And if ye do catch them out , catch them out no worse than they catch you out But if ye show patience , that is indeed the best ( course ) for those who are patient .

Nor are European ministers, still struggling to catch up with reality, yet considering involuntary debt exchanges.

A democratic Russia would want to catch up with the West and integrate into Western institutions.

Catch was born in the Netherlands and moved to Germany in the 1970s with her family.

Second, fishers catch commercially valuable fish that do not meet legal minimum size and weight requirements or exceed catch quotas.

They assumed power with a set of ideas and operating procedures that had to catch up with the new Egypt.

The university began with the humanities at its heart, but today it is playing catch up with the natural sciences.

So long as Japan was playing catch up with the West, and government and industrial resources were concentrated on economic growth, the system worked quite well.

And people paid less in 1950 dollars to catch that than what people pay now to catch those little, tiny fish.

As usual catch me here every week.

Sami was trying to catch a wave.

Song certainly knows how to catch mice !