Sentence examples for halibut's from inspiring English sources

Clementine's roasted halibut came with a smear of lardo colonnato, roast baby gem lettuce, peas, Jersey royals and slightly too much garnish of mandolined radish (those powder-pink circles are becoming a bit of a cliché.) "It's all very light and summery," she said, approvingly, "and the halibut's chewy but delicious".

The captain makes a move to where he thinks the halibut will congregate, and then it is the halibut's turn.

While Halibut's design talent ultimately turns the tide for him, his truest gift may be his ability to locate, within, a way to be out and about.

Speedy resolutions are, of course, a picture-book necessity, but Lucas closes the curtain on Halibut's awkwardness a beat too soon.

The halibut's primary destiny was to be carved into seven-ounce serving portions, poached, and accompanied by smashed fava beans from Pennsylvania and a vinaigrette made with ramps from upstate New York.

As soon as the head cleared the surface, Ingrish reached for his gaff and, in one swift motion, sunk it into the halibut's cheek and slid the fish over the rail.

Recommended dishes Crab cake, calamari, oysters, seafood chowder, all salads, cod, salmon, grilled shrimp, halibut, shepherd's pie, penne, chicken, rack of lamb, bass, red snapper, all desserts.

This includes, in April, discounts on things like organic asparagus and strawberries, antibiotics-free chicken, sliced ham, wild-caught halibut, Justin's brand products, prepared sandwiches and wraps and more.

There are several tradable quota systems already in operation in the U.S., including for Alaska's Pacific halibut and Virginia's striped-bass fisheries.

Grilled filet mignon proved ordinary, and halibut, one evening's special, was watery.

Later, when the dining table was covered in flavors from India, Europe and North Africa, Ben Cole, a Kitchensurfing employee, tried some of Mr. Borkar's halibut and pickled mango ceviche.