Sentence examples for call fish from inspiring English sources

Ancient history now, with this new edition of the Jackson-cultivated Lakers on the cusp, thanks to the man they call Fish.

Grains of truth: 2 Even the humble fish and chip shop isn't safe from EU madness, according to the Daily Mail and the Sun, which reported in 2001 that the EU was going to force takeaways, restaurants, fishmongers and supermarkets to call fish by their Latin names, meaning "baffled Brits will have to ask for hippoglossus hippoglossus instead of plain halibut".

Going much further back, animals that we would call "fish" first appear in the Cambrian, some 520 million years ago (Long 2011; Erwin and Valentine 2013).

They will call fish up from the places you can't reach, and make them go into a feeding frenzy.

Freshmen were called "fish," as in "Fish Perry," and were expected to obey upperclassmen.

The Baccarat crystal item is a candlestick, not a lamp, and the silk fabric by GP&J Baker is called Fishes, not Fish.

It wasn't exactly what you'd call fishing, as she caught nothing and expressed neither hope nor disappointment in regard to her efforts.

This invariably leads to what we call "fishing": searching inside said orifice for the condom that has completely slipped off.

Then there were customers whom Ed affectionately calls "fish geeks".

Two variations of the technique, which he called "fish swim" and "breast stroke," had "pretty comparable results," he said.

It is often simply called "fish fin soup", or sometimes not listed at all, despite being available on request.