Sentence examples for fish lying from inspiring English sources
It was much like a fish lying along the shore puffing for that one gasp of air that would allow it to breathe.
When I saw the two fish lying side by side in the pan, with cucumber salad on the side, the comparison seemed so apt I couldn't help joking about it.
The result is one of his finest works, "The Goose Fish," a harrowing little poem about two lovers who, finished trysting on the beach, discover a dead fish lying gaping in the sand.
Well, any pair of fish lying next to each other at Seattle's famed Pike Place Market have more chemistry.
Looking downward, I saw three to four dead fish lying at my feet and a large, round, empty blue tub next to the door.
The problem was, taking pictures of strangers in Senegal is a sensitive act; I've been berated in the market for snapping a shot of fish lying on the ground.
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.
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.
