Sentence examples for be fish out from inspiring English sources
In the UK we would be fish out of warmer waters, strangers in a familiar land.
But even if old Automat staples like Salisbury steak and codfish cakes would be fish out of water in these new places, "our rice pudding is very similar" to what the Automat served, Mr. Katz said last week.
Many financial experts say that despite their business acumen, business owners tend to be fish out of water as investors, quick to fall prey to overconfidence and a sweet line from a self-serving adviser (or a brother-in-law).
And when that time comes, Fleetwood Town will be hoping to prove to everyone that they will not be fish out of water in the Football League.
It would be fished out later so as not to clog the plumbing, the report said.
If it feels hot, the parcel is cooked through and may be fished out with a long spatula or stick.
Various chemical compounds, however, could be fished out from the discovery for many different purposes, including a hair thickening product.
A fallen skier must keep perfectly still and wait to be fished out by his harness.
With this strategy, unique protein binding fragments, which give rise to shifted bands, can be "fished out" and identified.
Most people around the world are fished out and overmanaged.
