Sentence examples for bunch of fish from inspiring English sources

Next he catches a bunch of fish and salts the meat.

You don't need much fish; it's a fish-flavored pancake, not a bunch of fish cooked in batter.

"If we had to choose between a biathlon ticket or a bunch of fish on the fish finder, we'd probably still be here fishing," Pugh said.

Whatever you want to call it -- broth lowered or fish boil, soup or stew -- bouillabaisse is meant to contain a bunch of fish, olive oil and water, and is not supposed to take three days to make.

In Hawaii today, "you get penalized much more harshly if you shoplift sunglasses from a store than if you take a bunch of fish that are the wrong size or kind," Dr. Kittinger said in an interview.

I had my doubts about insect charisma, in "A Bug's Life," and the shimmer of "Finding Nemo" did little to erase the fact that what swam before us was a bunch of fish — at once the loveliest and the most inexpressive creatures to grace the screen since the heyday of Hedy Lamarr.

You lost a bunch of fishing villages.

Then big fish eat a bunch of little fish, even bigger fish eat a bunch of big fish, and by the time you get to the point where we're hoisting creatures out and eating them, you're looking at entire milk crates' worth of particles built up in their fat.

On a recent blustery afternoon, a half-hour walk along the Prospect Park lake turned up several bunches of fishing line on the ground.

When he cut through the thick bunches of fishing line hiding the letters and discovered the "C," he knew he'd found it.

The upshot was that a whole bunch of little fish gang up and begin swimming in a formation that resembles one huge fish, thus warding off predators.