Sentence examples for called fish from inspiring English sources

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

The fish-and-chips joints are called "Fish & Chips".

The piece, called Fish Hammer, is by artist Neil Mendoza, who says, "Humans have been destroying fish habitats for many years through activities from trawling the ocean floor to filling it with plastic.

Their lives and other aspects of the booming Grimsby fishing industry of the 1950s are being marked in an exhibition called Fish, Ships and Rock 'n' Roll.

Finally, a yet more sensitive test, called FISH, was done.

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

It also inspired the 1885 ditty: "There's a little place just out of town, Where, if you go to lunch, They'll make you forget your mother-in-law With a drink called Fish-House Punch".

My own father was more inclined to send detailed handwritten coaching notes to the Cubs' management, some of whom Dad called "fish-hooks" meaning cheap.

In humans, the organism is associated with a cutaneous disease called "fish-tank granuloma," which is frequently contracted from contact with aquariums (16 ).

In this paper, we propose a new LR-based approach, called fish-swarm logic regression (FSLR), which improves the logic regression process by incorporating swarm optimization.

A further development of this technique, called FISH-MAR, which combines FISH with microautoradiography (MAR), also makes it possible to simultaneously analyse the physiology (e.g. what organic material they take up) and identity of uncultured micro-organisms.