Sentence examples for fish by a from inspiring English sources
Three centuries later, Scots long-line fishermen petitioned Charles I to protect them from 'the great destruction made of fish by a net or engine now called the Trawle [sic]'.
His other leading project was "Gould's Book of Fish," by a Tasmanian author, Richard Flanagan, a complicated novel about Tasmanian history that revolves around a 19th-century taxonomer's depictions of a series of five fish.
Contracaecum larvae infected this fish by a prevalence of 82% and this may affect the human health in Egypt.
Multiply "I would rather fish" by a few hundred thousand small business owners and you get a jobs crisis.
It is purified from menhaven, a small oily fish, by a company called Pronova Biopharma, and is sold by GlaxoSmithKline in the U.S. and Abbott Laboratories in Europe.
Montague had to introduce the and in John wants to catch and eat a fish by a different rule than the and in John walks and Mary sings, because syntactically the second one is a conjunction of sentences and the first is between verb phrases.
I feel like I've been slapped in the face with a wet fish – by an enormous bloke with tattoos who's still only wearing his pants.
Subsequently, DiIC12(3) was extracted from the body of each fish by an organic solvent for quantification by HPLC analysis.
As anticipated for a vertebrate taxon, CpG island promoters were indeed experimentally identified in fish by an analysis of transcription start sites (TSSs) [ 15].
"Any time you capture a fish by any methodology, you're going to expose it to some level of stress.
"They [thought] they can get a big fish by letting a little fish get away," said Boston College law professor Bob Bloom of the FBI's interactions with Bulger.
