Sentence examples for fishing the key from inspiring English sources

This made marginal pastoral farming and fishing the key factors in the pre-modern economy.

Scotland is roughly half the size of England and Wales, but has only between a fifth and a sixth of the amount of the arable or good pastoral land, making marginal pastoral farming and, with its extensive coastline, fishing, the key factors in the medieval economy.

As before, she fished the key from under the mat and opened the door.

While frantically fishing for the key he snatched, Nick wily takes it from his own pocket to give it to Strand.

The key to fishing the Carolina Rig is to move the bait so slow that the only way to achieve how slow you need to move it is to move it slowly by moving your pole.

In the winter he fishes the Florida Keys, spearing groupers, snappers, cobia and amberjacks.

Michael Palin has the fish, and the key to unlock the stolen diamonds; all are upstaged by Kevin Kline as Wanda's psychotic, goldfish-torturing boyfriend, Otto.

However, an obscure development in some of the earliest vertebrates possessing a mineralized skeleton, such as the osteostracan agnathans mentioned above, and the jawed placoderm fishes, provides the key to the preservation of cartilaginous structures.

It appears in fish that the key role of hepcidin is as an antimicrobial peptide, but through evolution it has also become an iron regulatory hormone; the extent of iron regulatory function of hepcidin in fish is still unknown [ 65].

Fee threads thrifty finds from the suburbs; computer keys, baby mobiles, fishing flies and key rings, onto gold chains and oversized broaches.

In Krall's case, it is the Abronath, which is not a Scottish fishing town but the key, as so often, to ultimate power.