Sentence examples for catch of chinook from inspiring English sources

Although temporary regulations on minimum (137 mm) or maximum (140 mm) mesh size are occasionally declared through emergency orders to reduce incidental catch of Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) or pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) respectively, mesh size is no longer standardized.

Each night during the summer, fisherman arrive at the docks to pull in their daily catch and weigh it dockside for onlookers to gasp at outside of Chinook's Restaurant--the kind of place we longed for in Washington, DC but never really found--good food, great beer, cool atmosphere, interesting people, and a view of the people behind-the-scenes who makes it all happen.

A large proportion, if not most, of Chinook Jargon vocabulary was taken from Chinook proper.

Today there is a town of Chinook, a river named Chinook, a helicopter, a type of wind, the biggest of salmon and a dialect, all named Chinook.

Chinook Jargon, the trade language of the Northwest Coast, was a combination of Chinook with Nuu-chah-nulth and other Native American, English, and French terms.

They slide down ropes from the bellies of Chinook helicopters to go into battle.

Climate change has steadily diminished the availability of Chinook salmon, the whales' main food source.

Certain runs of chinook salmon in California and Oregon have been weak as well in recent years, with ocean conditions also suspected.

The thwapping beats of Chinook helicopter blades accompany a tower of glass and warzone photographs of London's financial district.

The whales already suffer from depleted stocks of Chinook salmon.

For example, in the study of the effect of Chinook wind on headaches showed only relatively low percentage of patients were sensitive to Chinook wind, despite a finding that a majority of study subjects perceived such sensitivity [13].