Sentence examples for crowds of fish from inspiring English sources

Then we drifted past the crowds of fish and divers at Blue Corner, over some white-tip sharks sleeping on the bottom and climbed back into the boat.

The whale ships are gone, but in their stead is a crowd of fishing and scalloping vessels.

1000 mile of streams and a hundred lakes that can be legally fished from provide plenty of elbow room during even the most crowded of fishing seasons.

In the supplement aisle of most pharmacies, supermarkets, and big-box stores, the shelves are crowded with different brands of fish oil supplements (see "Fish oil: A brief history").

It's important to use as small a pan as will hold the tuna and to crowd the chunks of fish together as tightly as possible.

A report from the Fish and Wildlife Service said unusually large numbers of fish crowded warm stretches of the lower Klamath, allowing deadly pathogens to spread.

That means plastic pollution could crowd out fish even sooner.

The findings could shed light on how other groups of animals behave en masse, such as herds of wildebeest, schools of fish, and even crowds of humans.

In the 1950s and '60s, the Salton Sea was a bustling vacation spot, attracting crowds of tourists who came to fish, water-ski and enjoy acts like the Beach Boys and Sonny & Cher.

3. When oil is heated, gently slide a few pieces of fish into it; do not crowd.

The back of the dining room sits on a pier moored over the ocean, and crowds of Thais dig into whole steamed fish flavored with chili and lime juice.