Sentence examples for fish something from inspiring English sources
Well, someone peered at a fish, something about a bridge with sand zombies on it, some talk of the Saviours being bad, Tara made a friend, Eugene cried.
A few leaves of salad burnet give freshness and bite to gope, a Mediterranean fish something similar to a small sardine.
It's "an amazing sight, someone you're infatuated with trying to fish something out of a jeans pocket," Selin thinks at one point.
She gagged on fish — something to do with the idea of scales — and yet always bought the olives with the anchovies in them.
Mads, we learn early on – when he strips down to his briefs and dives in the Baltic water to fish something out, rather than waiting for the boat to arrive – is not one for patience.
When you take this slightly hot, quite sweet, sour and extremely juicy sauce and pair it with fish (chicken, yes; pork or beef, sure; but primarily fish), something really magical happens: a bunch of rather ordinary ingredients becomes quite splendid.
In the course of the saltwater fishing, something clicks about getting bigger fish on the fly.
After fishing something out of the trunk, one of the men, the stocky, bald fellow with the handlebar mustache, began walking toward the house.
Mr. Logan said, however, that after 10 years, it was time to do something different, and running a unit of the company edged out full-time bass-fishing, something else he enjoys.
On the upper balcony, a girl in tight pink pants drops to the ground outside her door, fishes something out from underneath a mat, and then slinks inside.
Nevertheless, shads represent a very unique case of introgressive hybridization among European fishes, something that needs to be further addressed using also nuclear markers.
