Sentence examples for fish occupied from inspiring English sources

Fish occupied most of the entree offerings, and despite the mixup in sauces, they were top notch.

The percussion ensemble red fish blue fish occupied Disney's garden with another extraterrestrial composition: Gérard Grisey's "Le Noir de l'Étoile," which incorporates deep-space radio waves emitted by pulsars.

We tested whether the coastal and frontal fish occupied different niches using a variation of Syrjala's test [23] for difference between the spatial distributions of two populations.

Also, we had the impression that both signals obtained after FISH occupied a larger volume than those obtained before FISH.

While it is not entirely certain that summer-run fish occupied the Lemhi basin, nearby rivers with similar attributes do contain both life history types (ICTRT 2003).

We introduced one member of a contestant pair to each compartment, and allowed the fish to habituate to the set-up for 1 h, during which time the fish occupied the shelters.

They include not only Bogart as a fishing-boat captain in occupied Martinique but also Walter Brennan as his rummy pal; Dan Seymour, a purring dollop of baby-fat corruption, as the local prefect, and Hoagy Carmichael, who gets to sing his wonderful "Hong Kong Blues".

Whether the fish recruit to an adjacent occupied colony or to a more distant one, replenishment of the existing harems is achieved.

And Martel writes with such convincing immediacy, seasoning his narrative with zoological verisimilitude and survival tips about turtle- fishing, solar stills and keeping occupied (the lifeboat manual notes that "yarn spinning is highly recommended"), that disbelief is suspended, like Pi, above the terrible depths of the Pacific ocean.

Amphibian presence depends strongly on habitat quality and isolation: the richest communities live in fish-free, sunny wetlands near to occupied wetlands.

In normal times, conflict is waged partly through the competitive building of structures on occupied islets and the harassment of fishing and oil-exploration vessels.