Sentence examples for fish date from inspiring English sources

Tales of furry fish date to the 17th-century and later the "shaggy trout" of Iceland.

As noted above, the first regenerative studies in fish date back to the 18th century, focused on the fin in goldfish.

"We ate fish, dates and rice," Mr. Rashid said.

The typical Omani meal consists of rice, spiced lamb or fish, dates, and coffee or tea.

Exports include grain sorghum, sesame, dried fish, dates, and salt; other economic activities are fishing, shipbuilding, and salt mining.

In the present study, we have cloned and functionally characterized putative SCTRs from lungfish and frogs, showing for the first time that a SCTR-like sequence was already present in the lobe-finned fish dating back to the early Devonian.

The historical split of contemporary metal-impacted populations from clean-river fish dated to the Medieval period.

Four hours later we left the restaurant, having made a fishing date for the weekend.

The main restrictions on shark fishing date from 1993, when the federal government began an aggressive program to protect dwindling Atlantic populations from commercial and recreational fishermen.

The arid lands surrounding the gulf produced little else and, except for the rich alluvial lands of the Mesopotamian plain, supported only a small population of those engaged in fishing, date growing, and nomadic herding.

When I showed up at 5 55 a.m., a few minutes early for my fishing date with Jorgo Andoni, the only people at the restaurant he owns were three older men I recognized from an earlier visit.