Sentence examples for before fishermen from inspiring English sources

One of the 14 known survivors of the, 29-year-old Habibullah Hashimi from Afghanistan, told reporters that he had seen at least five of his fellow passengers drown before fishermen plucked him from the water off West Java.

A small plane crashed in the waters off Fire Island on Saturday and sank before fishermen in the area could rescue two people on board, the Coast Guard said.

But that was not before fishermen about 70km south of the plant had caught tiny sand-eels, known as konago, with larger than normal traces of radioactive iodine and caesium.

"I've never felt anything like it before," the fisherman, from the Wirral, Merseyside, told the BBC.

Many fishermen before and after the storm encountered diminished fish catches after the hurricane.

The stingray was initially captured and had its venomous tail cut off before the fishermen realised she was pregnant.

But the tsunami that barreled through here after last month's 8.8-magnitude earthquake washed away the fishing industry before the fishermen could cast their first net.

His hope is that some of that same magic can rub off on schoolchildren who visit the museum before the fishermen are gone entirely.

So any that are caught in nets have usually drowned long before the fishermen return to inspect their catch.Suffering catfishThe reasons behind the dramatic decline in other species are murkier.

No sharks means more skates and rays, and more skates and rays means less scallops and oysters and shellfish because the rays are eating them before the fishermen can catch them.

Thus Malapascua's day-to-day life is still intact, with kids playing on the beaches before school, fishermen going about their business and women collecting shells throughout the day.