Sentence examples for fisher men from inspiring English sources
Invariably, one is maimed as an intruder, a situation apparently known to fisher men as being 'in the bedroom'.
NORTH GREENVILLE--Announced the resignation of Ronny Fisher, men's assistant basketball coach, to take a similar position at Presbyterian.
Transmission of hookworms and helminths along such water bodies would also be facilitated by open faecal disposal according to [ 36], since along these water bodies, open faecal disposal is common particularly by fisher men.
Five fish species, namely, Wallago attu, Ompok bimaculatus, Labeo dyocheilus, Cyprinus carpio, and Aorichthys seenghala, of different sizes and weights were caught from River Kabul during late night with the help of local fisher men through Gill Net of 40 × 6 ft.
Craftsmen bear names of English origin: baker, builder, fisher (man), hedger, miller, shepherd, shoemaker, wainwright, and weaver, or webber.
Describes a visit to a sailboat with the Kentuckian, where they both watched another fisher man in the wildest angling battle the writer had ever seen; the battle was with a snook.
We found no statistically significant associations in Swedish fisher-man, using either continuous or categorized exposure variables.
He is a fisher of men who likes to hook well-known names and faces.
I'll make you a fisher of men," the line has an urgency and a soul-stirring excitement that I somehow missed in Sunday school.
The scene appears in flashback; it's the epiphany that led the clerk to create the Tabernacle, to reinvent himself as Pastor Dennis and to embark on a new career as a fisher of men, rather than a seller of electronics.
Though it lacks the visual wit of Barlow's long-running West End hit The 39 Steps, there are bonuses – including audience participation in a Roman orgy with Maximus Sexiest Tiberias, and some good jokes: Jesus loses an arm during the Sermon on the Mount, and there is considerable confusion as to whether he is a "fisher of men" or just a strong-tasting cough lozenge.
