I go swimming, which I love because the water is so beautiful and so clear that you can see all the fish underneath.
The yam coating on the sautéed striped bass, served with an apple-cider reduction and a celery-root purée, is more like a crunchy shell, overwhelming the fish underneath.
The fish underneath not smilin' Because now they swim in grease.
As Michael Phelps and Missy Franklin swim for gold in London 2012, underneath the pool, in an altogether different body of water, the original Londoners waded through virgin wetlands as they fished for their dinner 3,000 years ago.
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.
Then, in 1883, a young lawyer, George Edward Mackenzie Skues, also began fishing here, and noticed that many trout feed not only on hatching insects on the surface but also on larval insects underneath.
I would not necessarily want to be going fishing directly underneath it.
Filling the main room was a bright-colored ceiling sculpture that suggested what a coral reef might look like if one were a tiny fish swimming underneath it.
When fish swam underneath, the tops of the tubes lit up, creating a kind of aquatic version of Walter de Maria's "The Lightning Field," in which stainless steel poles planted in the desert are periodically activated by lightning.
Mr. Long, who stood sullenly to the side as his hired hands scooped out seemingly endless gaggles of fish from underneath the space that doubles as his living room, has Washington politicians to blame.
