Sentence examples for fish expanded from inspiring English sources
It still is, but two years ago Artie Hoerning, who always caught most of the fish, expanded and opened an unpretentious little cafe.
In 2013 fishing expanded by 10%, and agriculture by 9%.
Uruguay's commercial fishing expanded significantly in the 1970s and '80s, although the fleet remains small by international standards.
Additionally, had the enclosed fishes expanded their feeding preferences in response to being caged, these changes would have biased our experiments against seeing the strong interspecific differences in effects on primary succession that we documented.
The GBR was then considered an untapped resource to be exploited: exploration for oil commenced and mining was proposed; fishing expanded as new fisheries opened and unregulated foreign fishing increased on offshore reefs and waters; and tourism began to boom [127].
Management measures need to be considered in advance in the Arctic in order to minimize the risks to bowhead whales as shipping and industrial fishing expand in the Arctic with ice retreat.
Similarly, the octopus is presented as an octet, and the music for the puffer fish "expands and deflates".
Seven years later I found myself hugely pregnant —the koi fish had expanded to a koi whale, stretched out into a giant, fleshy billboard advertising the grand impulsivity of my youth.
Until the middle Pliocene, the Jinsha River was isolated and fostered specialized diversification at the genus level; these fish then expanded into the rivers of Yunnan and Sichuan during the most recent uplift episode in the Himalayan area.
Fishing Restrictions Expanded The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration expanded the boundaries of the closed fishing area in the Gulf of Mexico, notably including an area off southwest Florida that covers waters just to the west of the Dry Tortugas.
Fishing Restrictions Expanded The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced Monday that it had expanded the area closed to fishing in the Gulf of Mexico.
