Sentence examples for corn fish from inspiring English sources

This is also the place locals visit for a cup of chowder: clam, corn, fish and seafood.

Masbate town, located on the northeastern coast of the island, is the commercial centre, with trade in copra, corn, fish, and cattle; the town has an airport.

Although the menu in 1621 is nowhere specified, it certainly included venison, Indian corn, fish and "wild turkeys," one species of the fowl that the Pilgrim Edward Winslow reported were accumulated in abundance just before the celebration.

No one has been tracking the numbers until recently, but school principals, summer-camp owners and most pediatric allergists agree: potentially life-threatening allergies -- most often to peanuts, technically a legume, but also to nuts in general, milk, egg, soy, wheat, corn, fish and shellfish -- are on the rise in this country.

Thirty kg E. sinensis (about 75 000, average weight 0. 4 g) was reared in the laboratory with free accesses to foods (corn, fish and vegetable) and water.

Each band resided in a semipermanent longhouse village during the summer, tending gardens of corn (maize), fishing, and collecting wild plant foods.

Days were a tangle of fun and chores -- shucking corn, fishing for perch, weeding the garden, swimming.

For a country with a population of 250,000 which is too cold to grow corn, fishing was, and is, the cornerstone of the economy.

You are no longer eating fish but a biochemical composite of corn-fish!

But today, you are much more likely to find cardboard carrots, fung-eggs, and corn-fish.

Genetic engineering allows species barriers to be crossed in a new way -- to put bacterial genes in corn or fish genes in tomatoes.