Sentence examples for fishing beneath from inspiring English sources

(At one point I looked up to find myself fishing beneath a Comfort Inn sign).

For example, he wants an outright ban on fishing beneath 800 metres and a phasing out of bottom trawl and dredge fishing.

A snapshot of a Labrador retriever, mid-flight as he jumps from a boat into a lake, comes with this caption: "Slapstick, from Chappaqua, goes fishing!" Beneath it, you see a shot of a glassy-eyed fish: "Peachy, a 3-year-old koi fish, swims around in Yorktown".

The batter is delicious: thin and yet crispy, the fish beneath succulent.

At night we travelled north of the split, watching phosphorescence light up the fish beneath the surface.

There, too, a whole fish, usually bream or seabass, is often cooked in a hard casing of salt, which is lifted off to reveal a succulent fish beneath.

They put their heads under the water and stroked the stingrays and the sharks and blew bubbles at the shoals of tropical fish beneath them.

Underground, the futuristic trains of Copenhagen's nascent subway system dart like silvery fish beneath centuries-old squares and boulevards thick with streams of bicyclists.

It's a 360-degree experience, with vistas of land and sea spread around you, and more wide-ranging views of the fish beneath your board than you could get from an afternoon of snorkeling.

A recent series of attacks, however, like bubbles that indicate fish beneath still water, suggest the potential danger, all the more perilous now because the American troops who helped to pacify Iraq are leaving.

When you're sitting in your hip-wide rowing shell and you look down to suddenly see sticks, and leaves and maybe even a fish beneath you in the silt, the view can come as quite a shock.