Sentence examples for forgotten fishing from inspiring English sources
Its forgotten fishing fleet, as well as geothermal energy, are once again important facets of the economy.
Once a forgotten fishing community, the government opened it to artists during the Communist era.
I'd almost forgotten fish had skin.
It is all imagined things dead — rotten seas, decaying books in the tropics, rats trapped dead in drainpipes, forgotten fish, cheese that has become flesh.
Forget fish and chips: London's current culinary infatuation is with the American hamburger, with blogs and apps serving the city's new obsession.
Unlike some classmates, though, her daughter decided not to supplement her fierce studying with much-advertised pills like "Brain Relaxer" or "Never Forget," fish-oil products said to improve blood flow in the brain and to enhance memory.
Don't forget fish oils and other sources of fatty acids that help decrease inflammation in general and serve as food for the immune system.
"Grief, and the commemoration of grief, was a constant for the city," said historian Brian W Lavery. "It is often forgotten that fishing was a gigantic industry and the most dangerous on earth, worse even than coal-mining". And although sorrow shrouded Hull at the start of 1968 - it was dubbed in one newspaper headline as "The Sad City" - fish still needed to be caught and life pressed on.
As one older man described to me, "A lot of that has been forgotten, the fish names in our language.
If you are trying to eat more fish to protect your heart — an excellent idea, by the way — forget fried fish sandwiches and fish sticks.
