Sentence examples for fishing up here from inspiring English sources

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

"I know they're not going to tell anyone in the city, 'Don't wash your car' just so I can fish up here, " Mr. McFadden said.

A Question to Walk With: Discuss with a friend what you think the metaphor of fishing is opening up here and what it might be saying about how we find meaning in our days.

The fish may show up here and there on menus focused on sustainability, but at Kamalame Cay (kamalame.com), an all-inclusive resort near Andros in the Bahamas, the enemy goes gourmet in five-course lionfish dinners, beginning in January.

"I've been fishing all my life up here, and I've never netted anything like that".

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.

"Folks see Scotty as a fish out of water up here," Mr. Fletcher said.

"There's not a single show on TV that comes from the Northeast and shows people how to fish, how we do it up here.

"Guys come up here to go fishing and get away from phone calls," Fanning says.

How did you wind up here, at the fish market, receiving your boys, their taunts, the slaps of the East River winds?

We're big fish in a still relatively small pond up here".