Sentence examples for English fish from inspiring English sources

A few examples: (1) Proto-Indo-European *p, *t, *k, and *kw, as in Latin piscis, tenuis, centum, and quod, became Proto-Germanic *f, *þ, *x, and *xw, as in English fish, thin, hund(red), and what.

As lines of men unload the day's catch – baskets of catfish, ladyfish, mackerel (known locally as "English fish"), small sharks and sea snails – groups of women shout out to barter for them.

The villains range from English fish merchants, who tried to prevent settlement in the 1600s for fear of competition, to Quebec's provincial government, which secured an unbreakable, 65-year contract in the 1960s for embarrassingly cheap hydroelectric power from Churchill Falls.

I doubt it, yet on a visit to the Chip Shop, a new, small, extremely English fish and chips restaurant in Park Slope, Brooklyn, I pointed out to a waitress that the chips were mushy, with just the barest hint of crispness outside.

This is the place to tuck into some good old English fish 'n' chips too - the Palm Court Fish Restaurant and Horatio's bar are great starting points, but there's plenty of choices along the pier - be sure to ask for a side of mushy peas.

One of its popular local names, "English fish," reflects its popularity among well-to-do, typically English-speaking, people.

Then I'm offering all sorts of delivery possibilities — English fish-and-chips, Indian chaats, Japanese ramen, Singaporean fried rice.

East Is East In 1971, George Khan Om Purii), the Pakistani owner of an English fish-and-chips shop, battles to justify his traditionalist and often brutal ways with a brood of seven children.

He visited Europe and spent the better part of two years in an English fishing village.

The English fished along the "English Shore," which ran from Bonavista Bay to Trepassey Bay at the southeastern tip of the Avalon Peninsula.

Mr Salmond may reject the assumptions used in drawing the line between Scottish and English fishing fields in 1999 (the median along which all points are equidistant from the borders of the two jurisdictions: see map).