Sentence examples for fish lands from inspiring English sources
Cohen's sentences are fluid, living things: "This lulling, ship's loll,... a remnant, a reminder of the darkness,... and, flying across that sky a fish lands on the deck, at the forecastle, the fallen castle".
These leaps come in three forms: forward leaps where the fish lands head first, similar jumps with a tail first re-entry or somersaults.
Roughly one in every five fish landed around the world is caught illegally.
"With the amount of fish landed in Scrabster, I never wanted to fly grouper halfway round the world.
From time to time during late August or Sept. fish land in great numbers along the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay.
Water sounds were of the utmost importance and a particularly challenging sequence involved a school of flying fish landing in Pi's life raft, Mr. Gearty said.
Scotland, whose fishermen catch about two-thirds of the fish landed at British ports, is already trying out a new approach.
In actuality it is testament to ineptitude: adept anglers figure on taking no more than two minutes for every pound of fish landed.
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.
Ostend, Belgium Fresh fish constitutes feline heaven, and there is no need for the cat lover to venture further than this fine old town and Belgium's leading port, in terms of the quantity of fish landed.
There has been a fourfold increase in the population of the pirarucu, an important commercial fish species, and a 25% increase in the average size of the fish landed (rigorous monitoring of catch sizes is part of the deal).
