Sentence examples for be fished from inspiring English sources
noun
A cold-blooded vertebrate animal that lives in water, moving with the help of fins and breathing with gills.
An ovary could be fished out the same way.
It would be fished out later so as not to clog the plumbing, the report said.
Yet the government still allows the animal to be fished in its waters.
I hear krill are now going to be fished for human consumption.
But sometimes, through sheer luck, a piece can be fished out of the deep.
Both services require internal wiring that must either be fished through the walls or the baseboard.
Many runs can be fished from shore, though to access some holding water, anglers fish from boats.
Various chemical compounds, however, could be fished out from the discovery for many different purposes, including a hair thickening product.
If it feels hot, the parcel is cooked through and may be fished out with a long spatula or stick.
If the Atlantic bluefin tuna were the first species to be fished into oblivion, its destruction would be shameful.
To the north, an area 10 times larger called the Kattegat has continued to be fished by bottom trawls.
