Sentence examples for fishermen down from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hogarth estimated that about 1,600 dolphins are killed each year by tuna fishermen, down from about 350,000 two decades ago.

The seafood – Cromer crab, cockles, mussels and oysters – is very local, some coming from the fishermen down on the beach, or the next-door-neighbour "mussel men" who deliver to the kitchen door.

I can see ice fishermen down below, waiting for a catch.

"Most fishermen down here have quit fishing for shark," Quartiano says.

The decline of the Somali pirates at the hands of an international maritime coalition; development of strong antipiracy sentiments in coastal Somali communities; and creation of a 600-man, 12-base Somaliland coast guard (one member of which I can see sleeping on a charpoy bed alongside some local fishermen down by the docks) have all received bullish coverage.

Natacha barbecues seafood, bought from the fishermen down the road, and makes cinnamon-spiked piña coladas.

On any normal late-summer morning, the High Tide Lounge would be crowded with fishermen downing Budweisers and telling the usual lies.

For £10 the fishermen threw down a generous sack.

But, in order to quell the insurgency spreading in Iraq, they would have to become "net fishermen," taking down terrorist networks, he said, in a 2015 interview.

A dug-out canoe carrying a handful of fishermen slows down on the last wave before it reaches the sand.

Zurga and the fishermen go down to the sea, leaving Nadir alone.