Sentence examples for a fine fish from inspiring English sources

David and I went down to St.-Jean-de-Luz, a coastal town he remembered fondly from his youth, where we had a fine fish stew at one of the many Basque establishments.

The award-winning chippy not only does a fine fish fry-up, but also uses sustainable fish, cooked in sustainable palm oil (or, in the near future, British rape-seed), served in bio-degradable packaging, with Cornish-spud chips.

That area was truly funky back then, but it had a great butcher, Harry Oppenheimer, who had a cat not much bigger than a sheep ("How would it look for a butcher to have a skinny cat," he asked, reasonably enough), a fine fish store, one of the then-new Korean vegetable stands and a Hunan restaurant that would deliver a whole steamed fish.

Moreover, a genome characterization of Clonopsis, which unfortunately is not available, would better support our hypothesis, and a fine FISH hybridizing technique, such as "chromosome painting", would also help in supporting the proposed model.

A fine fishing port, Marsaxlokk also developed as a modern seaside resort.

Mr. Hennen's work, until now, has been like a fine fishing hole only the locals knew about.

Example (1): "Wow that's a fine fishing rod that you have over here!

It is an important food fish and a fine sport fish.

Thus, at our first meal, we were tempted by a fine scorpion fish and at our second by a very large dentice imperiale.

My Dover sole is a fine, taut fish, its exterior burnished and crisp, served with spinach, cannellini beans and three-cornered garlic (shyly hiding, this last).

But he is willing to make one guess about the species, having seen its modern relatives in Amazonian markets: "I would predict that it would be a fine eating fish".