Sentence examples for be able to fish from inspiring English sources

"I want to be able to fish everywhere," he said, pointing to the "no-take" areas.

Will wise men still be able to fish for books at the new Gotham?

Does this mean that they will, after all, be able to fish?

"The biggest thing for them is that their children may not be able to fish," she said.

No matter how hard you look, you presumably won't be able to fish a free one out of a creek.

Ms. Heintz is also working to find recreational alternatives for children who will not be able to fish or swim in the bayous this summer.

Fish Hunter: Because I live 15 minutes away and being able to fish so close to home is great.

Paget was able to fish up bits and pieces using the Freedom of Information Act.

Fishermen south of Fukushima Daiichi have not been able to fish commercially since the disaster, while those north of the plant can catch only octopus and whelks.

They don't even fish any more, despite being surrounded by the sea, which is why the Spaniards were able to fish in their waters undisturbed for so long.

The biggest challenge for the Fukushima project comes from local fishermen, who have not been able to fish since the disaster and who fear that the project will take away their fishing grounds.