Sentence examples for fishy in from inspiring English sources
They tasted fishy in an unappealing way.
But there's something fishy in Earl's description of Henry's death.
They say they always found something fishy in Mr. Dewani's version of events.
Even salmon, that always amiable creature, was oddly fishy in its soy and lemongrass vinaigrette.
But did you ever hear anything so fishy in all your life?
Yet Doug Mataconis of Outside the Beltway, like Mr Welch, smells something fishy in the union's call for an exemption.
"It's a mix of everyone, in fishy business, in illegal trafficking of goods from the Gulf regions...even drugs," says taxi driver Ali Agha, who is from a neighbouring Arab quarter, Lashkar Abad.
That may sound like a tall order, but there really are plenty of fishies in the deep blue sea.
(It might also leave a fishy taste in your mouth). Bear in mind that the investigators didn't test whether supplementing with acetyl-L-carnitine could actually improve patients' symptoms; they just took the equivalent of a snapshot.
One factor may have been the use of surface water, which can take on a grassy or fishy taste in summer from algae growing in reservoirs, she said.
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