Sentence examples for back fish from inspiring English sources

In a campaign called Forests Are Lovers of the Sea, fishermen have replanted forests along coasts and rivers to bring back fish and oyster stocks.

Many dams and canals ordered built by the dictator have now been demolished, allowing waters from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers to flood back, fish and fowl to return and humans to settle once again.

"You're just so much more focused than you were in a third set or even a fourth set because there's really no turning back," Fish said, adding, "You want to win so bad, especially making it to the second week of a Grand Slam or going home.

Helped by a substantial clean-up of England's rivers, which brought back fish to many once-polluted watercourses, and by legal protection, otters began to spread back eastwards into England from their strongholds in Devon and in areas of the Welsh borders, such as the Wye Valley.

If it is possible to bring back fish to 'dead' rivers, there is surely hope for the world's oceans.

Fishermen too have direct interest in these elections, largely due to the issue of "discards" - the practice of trawlers having to throw back fish into the sea if they exceed their quotas.

"We need to cut back fishing efforts," said Christensen.

Either redo your line and get back fishing, or sit there and pout.

"If I ever thought it was something immoral, I'd be back fishing on the Columbia River tomorrow," he has said.

The Davy knot will get you back fishing in no time if you happen to break a line.

Its address is Southampton but the rustic, laid-back fish house had more in common with its North Sea neighborhood than with the grandeur of Gin Lane.