Sentence examples for fishing press from inspiring English sources

Sinclair says the assaults on his gear usually come after he's been in the fishing press, or on the radio, complaining about trawling and the damage it has done.

All the Clyde creel boats have had it done to them, and we've filmed it happening". Sinclair says the assaults on his gear usually come after he's been in the fishing press, or on the radio, complaining about trawling and the damage it has done.

Her successor refused to offer a single word of annotating explanation beyond what Palin said at her dead-fish press conference.

ABC has censured Quinn for issuing his "dances with the fishes" press release that criticised rival Harper's (legal) circulation-boosting tactics.

The amplitude of sounds depends on anatomical constraints and on how long and hard fish press the dorsal process of the pectoral spine against the groove of the shoulder girdle [ 37, 40].

When choosing for a fresh fish, press on the flesh, it should return to its original shape.

It's real to the core – the events, the police investigation, the fishing, the press, the issues.

There is talk of a flotilla massing on the Thames, as the country's fishing fleets press the case for Brexit.

To view your catch in your fishing journal: Press the + on your Wii remote.

"WE MADE A GARDEN" -- by Margery Fish (Timber Press, 1995) This 1956 garden classic details the process by which Margery Fish (1888-1969) and her autocratic husband, Walter, created a garden at their English country home, East Lambrooke Manor in Somerset.

Will he, like so many others who enter the New York fish bowl, press?