Sentence examples for fish not only from inspiring English sources

First, I use chicken instead of fish; not only is it slightly more traditional (beef and pork are most commonly used in Chinese-American homes), but it's easier.

Fish not only ran the ball down but managed to return a deeper lob that forced Hajek into a weak backhand overhead.

Mackerel are one of my favourite fish – not only are they easy to catch but they are a pleasure to cook with in the kitchen and that delicious, slightly oily flesh tastes like no other fish.

Before our river systems were dammed and weired for industry in the middle ages, all of them supported almost unimaginable runs of migratory fish: not only salmon and sea trout but also shad, lampreys and giant sturgeon, swarming up from the all the seas surrounding us.

Newborn fish not only can count, but also can be taught to count better.

[The blasting of rocks] affected the spawning grounds of fish, not only by the blasting but also because of when the blasting was done, they had to clean out all the broken bottom soil and then deposit it somewhere.

In the Pacific's $7bn tuna fishery, illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing not only harms fragile fish stocks, it takes an economic toll of up to $1.5bn.

More than a century ago, before the two dams went up, tribal members lived in seaside homes and fished not only for salmon but also for crustaceans and shellfish.

We fished not only to sell, but to eat.

These results demonstrate the positive functions of escape vents in reducing the negative impacts of ghost fishing, not only on the number of entrapped individuals but also on mortality rates.

Actinopterygian (ray-finned) fishes not only encompass more than half of all vertebrate species (about 27,000) [ 60], but also display a huge variety of body shapes.