Sentence examples similar to codfish from the Atlantic from inspiring English sources

In between he majored in fine arts and, as editor of the Lampoon, helped to steal the sacred codfish from Massachusetts Capitol, & the sacred bulldog from Yale Univ.

The New Yorker, September 17 , 1932P. 25 The Codfish inhabits the New England Coast and is bleak.

By Will Cuppy The New Yorker, September 17 , 1932P. 25 The Codfish inhabits the New England Coast and is bleak.

Much of the catch from the Baltic is consumed domestically as a source of protein, most notably codfish and herring (sprats).

Codfish Park is a spit of sand sticking out into the Atlantic from the eastern end of the island.

From space, the islands look like a clawed finger reaching out from the mainland into the Norwegian Sea; from the ground they are a riot of mountains and fjords and fishing villages where splayed codfish hang drying on wooden racks called fiskehjeller.

Every day I read of a new extinction, of the bleaching of the coral and the disappearance of the codfish the thin child caught in the North Sea with a hook and line, when there were always more where those came from.

Codfish suffers from the blandness endemic to the species, but its pignoli crust and accompanying braised fennel work hard to redeem it.

A similar implosion now seems possible in the North Sea, whose codfish have long been a dietary staple in Britain and much of Scandinavia.

The walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) is a commercially important codfish species confined to the North Pacific Ocean from the Sea of Japan to the Gulf of Alaska [ 1].

Because it is only at this time of year that codfish along the Northeast coast abandon the chilled depths of the Atlantic Ocean and move inshore to the chilled shoal waters in their constant hunt for food.