Sentence examples for fishing up from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary patterns in Cetacea: fishing up prey size through deep time.

At best, opening day fishing up here is going to be unpleasant and difficult".

"You tell people you're going fishing up in Greenpoint and you get this look of disgust," Michael Louie said recently, at a party full of urban angling enthusiasts.

From ice fishing up north to jet-skiing down south, communities along the river differed in culture as much as climate, Williamson found.

The Oslo peace accords signed by Israeli and Palestinian negotiators in September 1993 called for allowing fishing up to 20 nautical miles from shore, but experts say that never came to fruition.

Skolimowski, who had already plunged into the oddity of British life with "Deep End" (1971), delves even further here, fishing up evidence not just of sorcery and sexual possession but of the power that is wielded by tall tales; we never really find out whether Bates, whose smile is even more formidable than his frown, is reporting or embroidering the truth.

I had explored this area in summer for years, by portaging and paddling a canoe between lakes, or fly-fishing up the alder-lined trout streams that riffle off the highlands toward Lake Superior.

Get your fishmonger to cut the fish up for you.

None of the fish up against the island were giants.

Paget was able to fish up bits and pieces using the Freedom of Information Act.

Having fished up his book, what should we, in our superexcellent age, make of it?