Sentence examples for damn fish from inspiring English sources

But for a few days on that river, I faced a vastly smaller challenge:  catching even a single damn fish.

And it almost looks like everything is OK, except for the fact that all the damn fish we eat are going extinct.

Greenberg gets a little cranky when he recalls the one question he can never avoid when mentioning his "damn fish book": "What fish should I eat?" Just as those wallet-sized fish guides can't comprehensively answer the question, neither can Greenberg.

"That was one damn rank fish bird," Bethany told Whiskey as she saddled him, pulling the cinch as hard as she could, "and certainly not worth another bath".

He didn't give a damn about fishing and he sent me off to boarding school at age 11, primarily to get me out from under my mother's waders and hunting boots.

The USGS study in no way "damns" the commercial fish industry because it in no way relates to the commercial fish industry.

It delivers a damn fine portion of fish and chips.

A farmer must grow crops diligently to fulfill God's bidding, and a fisherman better fish some damn fine trout.

The ones you were forced to go on as a kid and vaguely resented but now, if you're being honest with yourself, look pretty damn good; think arcade games, fish and chips, dated decor and windsurfing.

There's nothing on it except one shack selling fish – but it's damn good fried fish and seafood!

The fish hit the floor and damned near cracked the bricks.