Sentence examples for before fishing from inspiring English sources

"How gorgeous am I?" she crowed, before fishing some stray confetti from her cleavage.

Instead, the group urges fishermen to "check, clean and dry," inspecting gear for signs of Didymo, cleaning boots and lines before leaving infected streams, and allowing everything to dry thoroughly before fishing another spot.

If you remember, he dumped his ball in it, then flung his club in the drink too, before fishing it out in the calmest of styles, his pique quickly spent.

But before fishing restrictions could be put in place, more research is needed on exactly what the cutoff for each fish species would be, and how long a restriction will let the fish recover, he notes.

F: It's imperative you take your line out before fishing hour's over.

For example, the Chinese government declared that, effective January 1 of this year, foreign fishing vessels should obtain approval from China's local government, Hainan, before fishing or surveying in two thirds of the South China Sea claimed by China.

We've seen this before: fish stocks boomed during World War II, when the North Atlantic was not a safe place to be.

In the beginning, before fish, before man, there was a garden.

HERBERT HOOVER once described fishing as a "discipline in equality for all men are equal before fish".

It will be slimy and look a lot like the ecosystems of the Precambrian era, which ended more than 500 million years ago and well before fish evolved.

In other words, the genetic tools or toolkit genes for making limbs to walk on land might well have been present long before fish made that critical leap.