Sentence examples for fishing looks from inspiring English sources

The future for urban fishing looks bright; the collective conscience of sustainable fishing lends itself perfectly to the urban fishing catch and release policy.

The future for urban fishing looks bright; the collective conscience of sustainable fishing lends itself perfectly to urban fishing's catch-and-release policy.

I grew up swimming off my parent's dock almost every day in Safety Harbor, Florida fishing, looking for manatees and listening to the radio.

On ice fishing look for a shadow in the background.

When you go fishing, look for a long and skinny fish.

For example, if he enjoys fishing, look for a new fishing pole or tackle box that you know he will use.

The fish looks gorgeous served straight from the banana leaf package, and the flat green squares make good plates, too.

A mounted fish looks as if it's leaping to eat a screaming fox — again evincing that fascination with nature in reconfigured contexts.

The jacket for David Wiesner's "Flotsam" contains a visual pun: the round, expressionless eye of a fish looks like the round, expressionless lens of a camera.

There is a special Esbjerg dish named "bakskuld", which is a salted and smoked fish (looks similar to a flounder) – fried in Danish butter.

Fish looks over at the brownie woman to see if she's listening, but she isn't; she's watching a movie on Adam's TV — Fred Thompson is playing the President, and is wearing that dissatisfied look he favors.