Sentence examples for either the fish from inspiring English sources

"Bag" refers to the number of fish that can be caught in a day, "possession" refers to how many fish an angler has on a stringer or in a cooler (portable or home freezer), and "size" can be either the fish's minimum or maximum length or weight.

Either the fish dies or the net breaks".

I normally have a starter as well, either the fish pakora or the shami kebab.

But either the fish population of Long Island Sound is greatly diminished or I've lost my seining technique.

The agency representing America at the ICCAT meeting said the agreement was a "marked improvement" but added that it was "insufficient to guarantee the long-term viability of either the fish or the fishery".

Let's get people eating more fish, and then worry about fine-tuning either the fish's diet or our diet to edge up the omega-3 content.

You can either cook the fish you catch at the lake or buy a pizza on site and eat it around a fire on the beach.

King remembers her grandmother's stories of her youth in Hong Kong, where she would either catch the fish herself, or pick one out from a fisherman's bucket, still swimming.

Either skin the fish now, or leave it for after cooking/freezing.

In this case, you could either chase the fish by turning the boat around and following it, or skipper could put the motor in reverse and go slowly in that direction.

Formation of the gland projections has been suggested to occur by a process referred to either as the "fishing line model" or "retrograde extension" (Pilon 2008; Heiman and Shaham 2009).