Sentence examples for fish in which from inspiring English sources

With its conflict-free resolution, "Elmer" serves as a kind of antidote to the controversial "Rainbow Fish," in which a multihued fish is loath to share.

The Nile tilapia is a cultured teleost fish in which males grow faster and larger than females, and mono-sex culturing could avoid unwanted reproduction during grow-out.

Its evolutionary development is foreshadowed in fish, in which the vomeronasal gene families are present but are expressed together with olfactory receptor genes in the olfactory epithelium.

They empty lakes, cashing in on a black-market trade in fish in which some carp can fetch up to £12,000.

These slits are found in the embryos of all vertebrates because they share as common ancestors the fish in which these structures first evolved.

At one point The Man has a long speech about catching his first fish in which lines such as "just then a big chapel of cloud pushed overhead" have a self-consciously literary quality.

Studies by the OECD show that fish stocks declined or collapsed and TAC quotas were often exceeded because of a phenomenon called the race-to-fish, in which all the participants fish as much as possible until the TAC is reached.

This observation supports the previous synteny data determined by Zoo-FISH in which the number of rearrengments between dog and mink is much greater than that between human and mink [ 12, 13].

He was also inspired by Pieter Bruegel's drawings, particularly the grotesque "Big Fish Eat Little Fish," in which a giant fish is split open to reveal dozens more.

Others included a lavish dinner for dogs and one, held by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, in which the guest of honor was a monkey.

He recently finished filming his first feature film — the drama "Fighting Fish," in which he plays a tormented young man who raises his siblings — when word leaked to the trade papers about his recurring television role.