Sentence examples for fish walks from inspiring English sources

Its fins serve as "legs," of sorts, on which the fish walks across the ocean floor.

A man with an appetite for fish walks the coast of India, sampling as he goes.

A primitive, air-breathing fish walks much better when it's raised on land rather than in the water.

When raised on land, a primitive, air-breathing fish walks much better than its water-raised comrades, according to a new study.

Instead of support, the limbs would simply push the fish-tetrapod forward, presumably as the fish walked along the bottom of a body of water.

And at night we just ate our fish, walked around town and were grateful that we could spend some time together.

Amy Byrge, 30, said she could not imagine being unable to take her four children to Norris Dam to fish, walk the trails or use the playground.

In them, fish walk and caper ("Passion Play"), stones talk and weep ("Eurydice"), a dog is a witness to and the narrator of a family tragedy ("Dog Play"), a woman turns into an almond ("Melancholy Play").

The scientists are claiming the fish walked around on the ground out of water and breathing air.

There's windsurfing, fishing, walking in the hills and golfers have seven excellent courses in the vicinity.

It was also needed for recreational activities such as fishing, walking and birdwatching, which provided a vital income for rural communities.