Sentence examples for cleaning fish from inspiring English sources

The family rattled off the names of boys from the village who had made it: Ansar had a good job in a Milan factory, Mudassar was cleaning fish in Canada.

Some of the old people, like the penniless man who mumbles incessantly as he gleans unburned nuggets of coal from discarded ashes, or the white-haired woman who was outside cleaning fish the other day, have a shell-shocked look.

Crews sometimes stay at sea for as long as nine months and crew members typically work eight hours a day at their main duty plus an extra two to three hours cleaning fish.

Though some brave the treacherous waters off the island's eastern shore, it's safer and usually more fun to follow the crowd to the beaches called Malmok and Fishermen's Huts on the island's northwestern tip, where old stone-and-thatch huts, once used for cleaning fish, still stand.

While the new season of cooking classes offer advice on appetizers and main courses, like making pasta dough and sauces or buying and cleaning fish, the dessert segments guide viewers through the challenges of cheesecakes, puff pastry and trying to master what bakers always boast is the oh-so-easy popover.

Figure 15 Nenets woman cleaning fish, an important food source during migration for the pastoralists.

An 85-year old man who was found dead in his apartment on Sunday with severe chemical burns had been cleaning fishing tackle with a rust remover shortly before he died, his daughter said yesterday.

The changing places, group sizes, and flexible time schedules enabled participants to continue with their daily activities, such as cleaning fishing equipment and looking after their small kiosks while discussing issues and doing participatory exercises.

Cleaning fishing equipment between fishing trips and never transporting fish from one body of water to another should protect against cross-contamination of waterways.

The following are jobs children typically undertake: shoe shinning; street vending/peddling; selling bread and other snacks; washing and watching cars; mechanics; petty trading; cashier on taxi vans; providing changes to taxi drivers; housemaids or boys; porters; working in warehouses sorting export items; working as assistants to fishermen; cleaning fishes on lake shores; and prostitution.

My wife, Mary, and I tried to impress upon her the many responsibilities of fish ownership: feeding the fish, cleaning the fish's bowl; feeding the fish, cleaning the fish's bowl; feeding the fish, cleaning the fish's bowl..