Sentence examples for fish merchant from inspiring English sources

Fish merchant Dennis Knight (1 Fore Street) sells fish from the local boats and lobster caught around the rocks off Port Isaac.

"Let's see the fish," said Rick Horabin, a fish merchant.

Brought up as a Protestant by his adoptive parents, a fish merchant and lab assistant.

"There were three people: the fish merchant and two others," he said.

Every fish merchant sells them this way; they are shucked to order in the blink of an eye.

Harry Leonard Carpenter was born on Oct. 17, 1925, in South London, the son of a wholesale fish merchant.

Neighbors said the men described themselves as fish merchants but recalled that nobody working in the fish market in the port had ever seen the two there.

And among the fish merchants gathered for the 6am daily market, the idea of remaining in Europe provokes grimaces and unamused laughs.

After starting out as fish merchants in Newlyn, Coulson and her partner now produce award-winning wine and cider from their plot on the outskirts of Penzance.

On other parts of the coast which were colonised by fish merchants from Devon and Dorset, the West Country burr is still clearly identifiable.

Brixham is home to our biggest fishing fleet and you can buy some of the best fish in the world from fish merchants around the harbour – try Nigel Ward of Brixham Seafish.