Sentence examples for a fish of a from inspiring English sources

The girls looked blankly past this explanation, but they were intrigued by one of the small prizes of the show: a nineteenth-century composite skeleton — a monkey skull attached to the tail of a fish — of a kind called a Feejee Mermaid, which may conceivably be the very same one that P. T. Barnum showed at his museum here, back in the nineteenth century.

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A pair of fish (Fish A and B) was tested in each experiment (Fig. 1B).

Mr. Hajiyerou has trimmed entree prices for fresh fish dinners; they now cost $28 instead of $32 for a whole grilled fish of about a pound and a half.

For example, the von Bertalanffy growth curve [31] can be used to estimate the size (length or weight) of a fish as a function of its age.

We discovered that the shape of a fish was a symbol of luck and prosperity in Cambodia.

It's a done deal, and I say because of this, an even riper fish of a deal.

JR has posted a huge image of a fish on a water tower perched high above ground.

"I was sort of a fish out of water a little bit," Ms. Behar acknowledged, noting that "they have a lot of crime on this network".

I felt, as a Jew in a sea of Christians, like a fish out of water.

It's a high-tech, lobbyist-driven variation on the old theme of giving a man a fish instead of a fishing pole.