Sentence examples for fished up from inspiring English sources

Having fished up his book, what should we, in our superexcellent age, make of it?

Vitya had fished up his first stories and a novella from the nearby Akhtuba River.

Like other contributors, he fished up a vivid incident from his years in the city and submitted an article about it.

After his unhappy fathomings of the future with "A.I.," Spielberg has plunged back in and fished up something rich and strange.

"An' look, the Fire in the Fern, that's us, an' the land being fished up out of the sea, and the forest being taken away — it's hist'ry," he pleaded.

The promotional material that accompanies the reviewer's copy of "Moonlight Hotel" has fished up a superb quotation from the historian Arnold Toynbee: "America is a large, friendly dog in a very small room.

Indian Creek was always a strong area for bass — my cousin wade-fished up and down this area as a kid.

At best, opening day fishing up here is going to be unpleasant and difficult".

If your thoughts run to the latter, you may be fishing up the wrong stream.

"I go fishing up there," he said, but added: "Islamic terror represents a threat.

Get your fishmonger to cut the fish up for you.