Sentence examples for difficult fish from inspiring English sources
Neither did I count any of the more technical and difficult fish I caught later on an outgoing tide, some of them the biggest of the week.
A recent review suggested that in transplantation for NFκB signalling defects, achieving good levels of engraftment may be difficult(Fish et al, 2009) while in another report transplantation corrected the immunodeficiency but failed to correct the colitis (Pai et al, 2008).
Pasta is also house-made, and my group tried two of the dozen variations: black tonnarelli, the long, thick noodles mingling with plenty of calamari and cockles but difficult to fish up without splashes from the too-plentiful pesto broth; and, the better choice, wide, slippery ribbons of gorgeous pappardelle in a meaty sauce chunky with shredded lamb.
It is difficult for fish to spawn in the creek because of poor water quality near Benton, a lack of food, and dry headwaters for part of the year.
Two factors may have made detection of spikes difficult in fish.
Peter and I were about to find out just how difficult the fishing was: We stripped woolly buggers back and forth through the deep holes.
This is difficult for fishing communities and the fishermen who feel like they have made sacrifices, but have not seen results.
Other characters in the film comment on this relationship — for instance, in one scene, Mr. Liu states that "it is difficult to catch fish in Singapore, because fish in Singapore are like Singaporeans; they'll never open their mouths", poking fun at the Singaporean trait of obedience and respect for authority.
And if that wasn't difficult enough, the fish had been extinct for 30 years.
This means that it can be slightly more difficult to catch fish because the accuracy of the cast becomes paramount, and because smaller flies which are lighter, are more difficult to cast and "present" (in fly-fishermenese) effectively.
In a difficult business where fish supply is dwindling and the cost of ingredients is rising, Jiro has gained recognition and a loyal following by mastering the art of making sushi in its purest form.
