Sentence examples for fish back up from inspiring English sources

She emphasized that I had to bury it deep enough that the animals wouldn't dig the fish back up once it thawed.

Bring all the mixture and particularly the fish back up to the boil, then add the fish and the tomatoes.

Add the fish bones (or fish fillet) and bring back up to a simmer, skimming off any scum as it rises to the surface.

For the infirm, fat and lazy, a Land Rover takes the strain, screeching down to the little harbour that betrays its fishing ancestry and back up to the rather soulless shop and tearoom built overlooking the spectacle.

"When it went dry in 1999," Arthur continued, "there were people who said, 'Hey, let's drop a bus down that thing — I want my fish back.' But I went up in a helicopter and counted at least fifty closed depressions in the basin.

Mr. Levin said that in the few minutes it took the submarine to dive 400 feet and then rise back up, the fishing trawler could probably have moved only about two miles.

The water falls like rain into a broad, shallow basin on the floor, from which it is pumped back up to each fish through a hose connected to its belly.

When the scientists brought the fish back to the lab and cranked up white noise from an underwater amplifier, they found that shiner males emitted fewer, shorter pulses, and cranked up the volume of their acoustic signals to be heard above background noise.

The closure threat follows a report last year warning of "alarming" gaps in ecological knowledge and skills, even among practicing professionals – despite the growing need for evidence of climate and other environmental changes to back up policies for fishing and farming, anti-pollution laws, and revolutionising the energy supply to cut greenhouse gases.

So we might put that fish back in the pond, and he or she would show up at another university.

Slip fish back into pan, and pour over just enough oil-broth mixture to come up just around the edges of the fish.