Sentence examples for fish ends from inspiring English sources

So what happens when the rotten, stinking fish ends up winning?

"But, if the fish ends up in your net, you take it, you refrigerate it, and you eat it".

The frontier has not vanished": that's how the piece on the coral-reef fish ends, and those sentences could serve as a signature for every National Geographic piece.

Some of the smoked fish ends up in a tangy spread created by Cathy Brown, Tom Ryan Brown's sister and the restaurant's waitress.

The offer is too sweet to refuse, and Fish ends up stewing in wretched obscurity for 20 years before an unlikely second chance at rock 'n' roll redemption presents itself.

He fails, the bricolage topples, the fish ends up in a teapot; and this hint of semantic instability is expanded on in Dr. Seuss's most difficult work (No. 26 all-time), "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back," published in 1958.

Fish auctioneer Gus (Butch) Maniscalco steps in front of a small crowd waiting to bid on 57,000 pounds of fresh fish, ending each sale with his signature, "You bought 'em".

Dr. Shubin said Tiktaalik was "still on the fish end of things, but it neatly fills a morphological gap and helps to resolve the relative timing of this complex transition".

They explain how a fish ended up out of water, from "The Beverly Hillbillies" ("up from the ground come a bubblin' crude") to "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" ("yo, homes, smell you later").

For one party, my boyfriend surprised me by bringing home twin carp from Chinatown, which I promptly placed in the tub, although the poor things, probably terrified of ending up as gefilte fish, ended up dying before the party's end.

It opened the world's first reptile house in 1849 and the first public aquarium in 1853.The zoo was severely affected during World War II, when its animals were killed or removed elsewhere; its edible fish ended up on London tables.