Sentence examples for fish of a from inspiring English sources

I kept focus by remembering the saying that the salmon is the fish of a thousand casts.

They agreed on new methods for assessing how many fish of a given species were being taken, compared with the total population.

— Breaststrokers are fish of a different school, with styles straight out of Dr. Seuss: flat strokes, surge strokes, high strokes, low strokes.

Stanley Bogdan invented a braking system for his reels that allowed for drag of extraordinary smoothness and strength, greatly decreasing the chance that the fish of a lifetime would be able to strain and break an angler's line.

I watch her scrubbed hands, elegant at the work, and think of the hands of the midwife stroking wet hair from my face as I sobbed and cursed, calling me sweetheart and wheeling in more gas, hauling out at last my slippery fish of a son.

Eavesdropping on minor officials in the toilets, loitering with the jurors as they spar over lunch, but most especially drawn to Fabrice Luchini's cold fish of a judge – there's a soothing Altmanesque drift about this French drama orbiting a St Omer trial.

The sushi bar here offers breathtakingly good fish of an astonishing purity, fish that seems so light you feel you could go on eating forever.

It's a high-tech, lobbyist-driven variation on the old theme of giving a man a fish instead of a fishing pole.

Not so the illegal trade in birds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, and fish of Central and South America -- a problem of epidemic proportion.

In one fish survey of a typical, electric eels made up more than 70 percent of the fish biomass.

In one fish survey of a typical varzea, electric eels made up more than 70 percent of the fish biomass.