Sentence examples for fish rise from inspiring English sources
In summer, blue crabs, eels and juvenile flounder — all bottom fish — rise to the surface, eventually suffocating in oxygen-depleted waters.
In one particularly haunting story, "Titan," a man recalls a boyhood vacation with his family during the jubilee, a freakish but semi-regular aquatic occurrence on Alabama's Gulf Coast in which thousands of stunned, oxygen-starved fish rise to the surface of the shallows and are easily netted.
The fish rise and break the water.
Sooty terns feed at night as the fish rise to the surface, and are believed to sleep on the wing since they become waterlogged easily.
At such times the fish rises less often to the surface to breathe atmospheric air.
As crazy as all of this might sound, a few fish rose to the bait.
As the fly accelerated below the boat, a fish rose and missed the fly.
The fish rose again but, on subsequent casts, neglected to reappear.
Respiration (that is, ventilation) in fishes uses water pressure, with the fish rising to the surface and gulping air.
The ancient smell of fish rose from a hold that hadn't seen a salmon in decades.
They said that a sea of dead fish rose to the surface, covering hundreds of square yards of water.
