Sentence examples for had fished up from inspiring English sources

Vitya had fished up his first stories and a novella from the nearby Akhtuba River.

This means that in the first two or three years they dredged up dead bodies". Kitazato points out that, coming from a small community, those fishermen would probably have known who they had fished up.

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

"I've fished up in this area, fished the San Juans, fished everything, so it's kind of nice to be on the cleanup end of it instead of the losing-the-net end of it.

The promotional material that accompanies the reviewer's copy of "Moonlight Hotel" has fished up a superb quotation from the historian Arnold Toynbee: "America is a large, friendly dog in a very small room.

He was pleased to have fished her name up from his memory: Lynne Willard.

They have been working on the canal for a month but do not seem particularly discouraged that the garbage they have fished out continues piling up, without getting hauled away.

After his unhappy fathomings of the future with "A.I.," Spielberg has plunged back in and fished up something rich and strange.

The light salting had firmed up the fish, and the butter-horseradish added a perfect richness and heat to the lean, subtly sweet-and-salty fish.

In both tasks fish that had grown up with older fish were tolerated better by conspecifics than fish reared with same-age siblings only.

A multigenerational group of men speaking Spanish drank beers near a damaged playground; some had grown up fishing off the Boardwalk.