Sentence examples for being able to fish from inspiring English sources

Fish Hunter: Because I live 15 minutes away and being able to fish so close to home is great.

This morning the Guardian reports on British fishermen's anxieties about direct action from France in the event of a no-deal Brexit: the fishing community is becoming increasingly concerned that blockades by French crew, angry at no longer being able to fish in UK waters, could leave their catch rotting at the border.

"One memory I have is looking out of the window and imagining being able to fish off my own doorstep.

Both admit that they might have a problem getting support from the fishermen who have for the moment been pacified, overjoyed at the prospect of being able to fish in Scarborough Shoal again.

In this populist moment, the GOP threw its weight behind Greg Gianforte, a millionaire tech guy from New Jersey who, after moving to Montana, sued to try to keep people from being able to fish in a stream that ran by his property.

For him, being able to fish, including being able to launch his fishing boat, was a primary part of leading a normal life.

"I want to be able to fish everywhere," he said, pointing to the "no-take" areas.

Will wise men still be able to fish for books at the new Gotham?

Does this mean that they will, after all, be able to fish?

Paget was able to fish up bits and pieces using the Freedom of Information Act.

"You used to be able to fish right in the port," says Mr. Samba, a 39-year-old father of six.