Sentence examples for he's a fish from inspiring English sources

With the exception of a few hidden ghost characters and a mass of sea creature ghosts (not his type), he's a fish out of water.

One of only a handful of writers to conquer three dramatic media, Peter Morgan is the kind of man about whom interviewers ask: 'Is there nothing this man can't do?' James Naughtie, who analysed the Blair-Brown axis in his book The Rivals and advised Morgan during the writing of The Deal, says: 'He's a fish swimming along and the plankton just goes in.

He's a fish out of water.

From his first minute on stage of his one-man show, Yisrael Campbell acknowledges he's a fish out of water.

A: Well, see, that's the thing: Thor is at his best when he's a fish out of water on Earth.

He's a fish vendor at the local market, and since learning more about nutrition and the importance of a balanced diet, he brings fish home every day.

And suddenly he remembered that he was a fish.

But Neil Sims was a fisheries biologist before he was a fish farmer.

He is a fish farmer from a rural village called Mansa in the northern part of the country where he lives with his family.

Yet had he been a fish or a sunflower, and not a human being, he might never have experienced this emotion.

The water is cool and delicious and it changes his mood so that he feels as though he is a fish playing in the waves with all the other fish.