Sentence examples for fished up and from inspiring English sources

Ngāti Rangi whakapapa (i.e., genealogy) refers to the people that fished up and created the North Island.

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

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

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

Nets are 9 or 10 metres in depth, and are fished up to the surface.

"You tell people you're going fishing up in Greenpoint and you get this look of disgust," Michael Louie said recently, at a party full of urban angling enthusiasts.

In a similar fashion, the epic task of fishing up islands signifies Maui searching and locating islands for those without lands, exiles, and refugees.

Mr. Ishizuka hefts the fish up and slaps it back down, as if assembling sushi were a purely practical matter, not requiring a soundtrack by Philip Glass.

The size of one's dinner party is then simply a function of how quickly one can yank the fish up and replace the bait.

Mr Dimin got his idea from the appearance in some resorts of "lionfish rodeos", in which holidaymaking divers round the fish up, and which are usually followed by lionfish cook-ups on the beach.

She scooped the fish up and resumed work on it, putting me in mind of Julia Child's famous statement about a miss-flipped potato pancake: "You can always pick it up".