Sentence examples for fish window from inspiring English sources

A crucial factor shaping the company's plans is the limited construction period each year, known as the "fish window," because it is arranged around when salmon are least affected.

Constrained by a narrow window for construction — called the "fish window" because it is based on when salmon in the river would be least affected — Millennium wanted to work fast but without jeopardizing relationships it had developed with state agency officials, records show.

For example, Mr. Larrabee said, the biologists in one case shortened the length of time they initially recommended for one of the fish windows.

These so-called "fish windows" have in the last nine months been applied to three new dredging applications filed by the Port Authority with the Army Corps of Engineers and one application by a private company.

The two agencies have a permit to dredge to a 45-foot depth that was issued before the "fish windows" legislation was passed and they plan to start later this month.

While Whyte makes his money hauling in 9,000 tonnes of mackerel and herring a year during three tight fishing windows each autumn and winter, Milne's trawler works year round for cod, haddock, whiting and hake, staples of Britain's kitchens.

He added that the image also came from his own childhood, when he would pass a toy boat resting on ice in a fish store window on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Everyday life is changed by the availability of cold beverages, hot water, frozen fish, screened windows, bottled cooking-gas, or the refrigerator.

Susan Orlean, who is inclined to find delight in everything from a fish-display window on Broadway to kinks in the hair of a Maui surfer girl, clears the bar with ease.

There are plenty of other weapons — fishing line, windows, vehicles, power lines, you name it.

Shanghai-style restaurants never have live fish in the window.