Sentence examples for fish because of from inspiring English sources

"He's a big fish because of his musical compositions," the official says.

I'm a fisherman, but I'm not able to catch as many fish because of the pain.

(The residents in Helmand have their own name for them: "milk fish" because of their fins and milky color).

But within 24 hours of getting on this Scottish trawler we watched them discarding all these amazing fish because of quotas and it really hit home".

I'm not so keen on the cod (Simpsons use frozen fish because of textural preference, but it's a little chewy for my liking).

In 2003, the government prohibited the processing, trade and use of puffer fish because of a high number of poisoning cases.

Like Hemingway, I took up fishing because of the limitlessness the sea seemed to offer.

"I love ice fishing because of the surprise factor," she said.

Last year sections of 20 rivers in the state were closed to fishing because of warm water temperatures, while in 2001 none were closed.

The Devonian Period is sometimes called the "Age of Fishes" because of the diverse, abundant, and, in some cases, bizarre types of these creatures that swam Devonian seas.

On Friday, federal officials expanded the area that is off limits to fishing because of the spill and extended the restrictions to May 17.