Sentence examples for fish stick from inspiring English sources
noun
A rectangular morsel of processed fish coated in breadcrumbs that is cooked by frying or grilling.
A halfhearted chumming effort (a doughnut, a fish stick) brought forth no surface activity.
Ten years ago, when his father died, that dried up old fish stick.
Plunged into complete darkness inside caves in Thailand, the fish stick fast to the rock behind flowing waterfalls and climb their way to the top.
AKIAK, Alaska — The humble pollock, great cash fish of the north, conquered the world through the flaky bland hegemony of a fish stick.
A long log of Dover sole under a sheet of bread crumbs had neither the texture nor the flavor that might justify charging $41 for a fish stick.
Then you can spread whatever you like on the inside, close the fish, stick a toothpick through it to hold it closed, and grill or broil.
Fish fillets must carry labeling, but imported fish sticks or crab patties do not.
This is fish sticks for the sophisticated.
Is the future full of fish sticks?
This snowflake tastes like fish sticks.
Flashback to cafeteria fish sticks (in a good way).
