Sentence examples for Once fished from inspiring English sources
Many of the same people who once fished illegally today serve as "fish wardens".
He once fished a photographer from an Afrikaans newspaper out of a fountain on the grounds of Tuynhuys, his Cape Town offices.
He spoiled things somewhat by taking your correspondent to a nearby stream, still festooned with crime-scene tape, to show him where he had once fished out two corpses.
Somalis who once fished say they were pushed out by foreign trawlers.Ultimately piracy in Somalia is unlikely to stop until chronic instability, caused by rival warlords and Islamist fighters, is tackled.
The idea that coal producers would make a comeback bid, with a huge export shipping terminal proposed at a site where she once fished, called Cherry Point, is simply wrong, she said.
Many are diseased because of the crowding and the dam-warmed water.Tearing out the dams has long been a dream of greens, amateur fishermen and the Indian tribes who once fished the river.
Once, fish were caught in the Clyde in quantities far greater than even the population of Glasgow could consume.
The brief uneasiness, since once fish are outside their native element they generally inspire in you a definite feeling of distaste.
Season generously with salt and pepper; use enough so you will not have to stir in more once fish is added.
Once fish eliminated salamanders from an aquatic habitat, salamanders seldom reappeared unless fish were killed by drying.
SAN FRANCISCO--New analyses dispute the long-cherished idea that marine fish populations are not particularly vulnerable to extinction and should be able to bounce back quickly after depletion once fishing moratoriums are imposed.
