Sentence examples for call a fish from inspiring English sources

Not that he's unwilling to call a fish a fish.

Around 1995, I was going to write a piece about oystermen in Wellfleet, and I tried to call a fish buyer in Provincetown whom I'd written about, and I discovered that all the businesses had closed.

Standup, for instance, writes jokes by searching through a "lexical database" (basically, a huge dictionary) for words that fit linguistic patterns found in puns — phonetic and semantic similarities, mostly — and comes up with doozies like: "What do you call a fish tank that has a horn?

But this one is, "What do you call a fish with no eye?

It may be there was no real hypothesis being tested but that the study is what scientists call a fishing expedition.

Eric was with his agent - Jean-Jacques Bertrand - and he looked up at me and said, 'Ned, what do you call a fishing boat in England?' and I said, 'a trawler'.

Within a day we had what could only be called a fish slick.

Then she makes what her teacher, Miss Sue, calls a "fish face" with rounded lips and huffs, "Wha!

They and their neighbors were known to nearly everyone in the area as "the people of the lake". Some adopted the last name Mauricio after the mauri, which is what they called a fish that used to fill their nets.

According to Dave Taft, the acting assistant superintendent of the Gateway National Recreation Area, the park that surrounds the harbor, what happened is called a fish kill and was an act of nature.

Now, that's what I would have called a fish war". Part of the reason there are more fish being harvested in less time is, at least for Canadian sockeye, there are more fish.