Sentence examples for fish hall from inspiring English sources

In the separate fish hall, the quality and quantity of fresh, gleaming seafood, from sardines to octopus and everything in between, are unsurpassed.

Mucus from six fish of the same stock maintained in separate tanks in a different fish hall, which were confirmed to be not infected, was also sampled.

An enormous bearskin in the corridor shows the way to the Fishing Hall, named in honour of George Bush Sr's visit in the 1980s.

In an interview last month, Enzi allowed as how he and Cheney had once teamed up in a celebrity fly-fishing tournament and recalled speaking at the ceremony inducting the former vice president into the fly-fishing hall of fame.

Fish-handling and processing facilities may include individual stalls selling fresh fish, auction halls where wholesalers purchase their supplies, or processing plants with freezing facilities producing sophisticated consumer packs from raw fish landed at the docks.

"Land Fishing" Gedding Hall's 15 acres and the surround- ing Suffolk farmland offer Wyman the opportunity to pursue another passion: archaeology.

If it was my Army, I'd serve gefilte fish in the mess hall.

He also advises fitting a letterbox cage to prevent a burglar using a pole to "fish" keys from the hall table, or opening the Yale lock from inside.

Many problems, many solutions As the 30 seven-year-old children go into the Centre, they look curiously at the decorations on the wall and the large fish aquarium in the hall.

The New Yorker, December 15 , 1928P. 21 A visit to the new hall of fishes at the Museum of Natural History.

It is open from May through October every day except Monday & embraces in addition to the main house, a separate Hall of Fishes that contains 17,000 items.