Sentence examples for fish lies from inspiring English sources
In "Four Fish," Paul Greenberg argues that the salvation of wild fish lies in farmed ones, though not in the kind you'll find on ice at Stop & Shop.
The fish lies in a spectacular sauce, a deep rusty red in colour, sumptuously spicy and aromatic with ginger and garlic.
Iqaluit, which in Inuktitut means "place of many fish", lies on the northern shore of the bay named for Martin Frobisher, the explorer, pirate, Yorkshireman and all-round scoundrel who discovered Baffin Island for Queen Elizabeth in 1576.
In all schools of some species, and in some schools of others, the fish swim with their heads side by side; in other species (such as herring) the head of each fish lies next to the middle of its neighbour's body.
"Before I wrote even a word of this film I was thinking, 'Wouldn't it be fun to make a movie about a bunch of people who are talking here' " -- his right hand mocks a salute at eye level -- " 'and have no idea that this is the real story down here.' " (For the record, just above where his fish lies on its platter).
Piles of dead fish lay on the grass.
Dead fish lie around him in the water.
Strips of belt fish lie on a julienne of daikon radish that tastes of hearts of palm.
Remove the fish, lay in a shallow dish, cover with olive oil and leave to cure for another 24 hours.
I made a cast to the spot where the fish lay and watched the quarter-inch-long fly descend 6, 8, 10 feet.
