Sentence examples for fish might be from inspiring English sources

"Fish can be controversial so if you want to eat it, salmon or tuna fish might be OK but sardines can be offensive to other people".

The fish might be here today, gone tomorrow.

There is also a section that tells anglers where fish might be hiding.

In Kerala, fish might be poached in roasted spices, such as black pepper, coriander and fenugreek.

On national holidays, such as the Kim-family birthdays, pork or dried fish might be distributed.

For a shipper sending it from Alaska, it's not worth taking any chance that the fish might be rejected.

In his native haunts, the practical-minded Durand would investigate painting sites with an eye to how good the fishing might be.

Ice fishing might be the popular symbol for fanatical fishermen who will endure sub-zero temperatures just to fish, but winter fly-fishermen could do well in any suffering contest because even with waders made with Gore-Tex, standing waist-deep in a river numbs the legs.

Data are still being processed, but it appears that the most damaging seaweeds are consumed by only a very few species of fish, suggesting that limiting the harvest of these particular fishes might be helpful in preventing seaweed replacement of corals on tropical reefs.

He had warned me that the fishing might be slow; most of the schools of arctic char had already migrated further north, into the Arctic Ocean.

Einar Árnason, a geneticist at the University of Iceland, Reykjavík, wondered whether fishing might be altering the genetic composition of the cod stock.