Sentence examples for fishermen up from inspiring English sources

A potential seasonal ban on lobster traps, in particular, has commercial fishermen up in arms.

He buys from fishermen up and down the East Coast and moves more than ten million pounds of fish each year.

As she started publicising the idea with a Facebook page, wives, mothers and sisters of fishermen up and down the country got in touch, and last year they recorded an album.

But during the construction of "Big Boss" (some of whose materials were recycled into the current piece), Mass MoCA had discovered a cheaper source: the Gulf of Maine Lobster Foundation, which has become an informal clearinghouse for the worn-out ground line used by fishermen up and down the New England seaboard.

Cotton fishing nets in maritime settlements 150 miles north, which lacked their own inland cities, suggest fishermen up and down the coast traded their catches for Norte Chico plant products.

Joe Bastianich and Mario Batali, the impresarios behind Esca, insist that their way with raw fish is a venerable Italian tradition, indulged by humble fishermen up north along the Adriatic coast and down south from Naples to Sicily, but it's a little hard to imagine hard-laboring pescatori mincing tiny radishes and plucking baby greens to garnish their catch of the day.

The fishermen face up to 12 years' imprisonment and fines of up to $300,000£196,00000) for the poaching charge alone.

The serious fishermen show up at midnight and stay all night.

The local fishermen turn up in the afternoon to chat and grill their catches.

And with increased danger from collisions with trawlers, some west African fishermen end up paying with their lives," it warned.

Fishermen make up about one-fifth of his lodgers, he said, though he's hoping that percentage will rise.