Sentence examples for become a fish from inspiring English sources

While she has learned to swim in this ocean, she fears that she will never become a fish herself.

But in the twilight of his executive tenure, the American presidency has become a fish in a barrel for everybody's target practice".

As a child I took flute lessons for a year, but I couldn't get much sound out of the instrument (my teacher kept telling me to make a fish face, but try as I might, I couldn't become a fish), and so I graduated to the recorder, and then the guitar, but soon I dropped those, too.

"The Merman who was captured in Gowanus Bay last summer and found to be a man who lived on the beach and had become a fish by being continually in and about the water," it announces, "has now nearly returned to his pristine form.

He would not become a fish farmer, but Kralovics, 40, still traces his character as a scientist to his origins as a farmer's boy during the Communist regime.

She was transferred to North Korea at that time to become a fish processing facility, and was scrapped in 1969.

His dream was to retire early and become a fishing guide in Montana.

A spokeswoman for the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Cynthia Stone, said she was worried that without restrictions, the hearing could become a "fishing expedition," as lawyers seek information that could help Mr. Bryant's case.

The lighthouse parking lot becomes a fish camp, packed with avid anglers staying in large recreational vehicles and small vans.

But if it becomes a fish out of water -- out of still water, that is, and into turbulence -- these receptors become overloaded.

There's the ex-para who goes around lamping everyone till he gets loved-up in Ibiza, and the fish wife who becomes a fish bloke ('That was when I had tits... ' he reminisces later).