Sentence examples for goldfish comes from inspiring English sources
The "communication" they say they receive from cats, dogs and even goldfish comes as an image, sensation or emotion.
This goldfish came from the carnival.
By Will Cuppy The New Yorker, July 16, 1932 P. 16 Goldfish come of a very old family, but it seems to do them no good.
The New Yorker, July 16, 1932 P. 16 Goldfish come of a very old family, but it seems to do them no good.
His face would fall into intense concentration, and the right goldfish would come jetting out of his mouth.
Science might be dissolving life and mind into smaller parts, but among the higher animals, at least, with eyes and skeletons and hungers, the line between life and non-life is pretty much fixed and hard; from the other side of that window, no traveller, or goldfish, has yet come home to his bowl.
Shubunkin Goldfish get very large.
Goldfish do not offer as much variety.
Out of the mouth of an enormous metal goldfish the size of an airplane fuselage comes a line of dancing women glamorously costumed in red and white.
Premier League club owners are as difficult to herd as goldfish, but they have unanimity of purpose when it comes to making money.
