Sentence examples for he could fish from inspiring English sources

He said they backed off when the number of days he could fish for groundfish was reduced by the restrictions from 88 to 43 days.

Brown lived for some time in a Swedish forest, where 'the silence among the trees was very deep' and he could fish as much as he liked.

When the Usk became too much, he and Diana sold the tower and bought a cottage near Newbury, Berkshire, so he could fish in the Kennet.

When the Usk became too much, he and Diana sold the Tower and bought a cottage near Newbury so he could fish in the Kennett.

They married and bought a house in western New Jersey, where he could fish in the streams and they could raise their children in the country.

In the 18th century, the Marquess of Granby had a long, wide channel dug for the river Lathkill to run below Youlgrave so he could fish for the trout released from his hatchery upstream.

Madame told how she could fish for carp in the moat outside her chateau, without leaving her house.

During the cold snap in early February, when the Hudson River and inland bodies of water froze up north, the eagles worked their way south, into Westchester, looking for open water in which they could fish, he explained.

There, they could fish, grow vegetables, swim in their own pool.

At best, they could fish out what police had dumped in the trash.

Stroud wondered - what if he could produce fish hooks that catch fish like tuna and halibut as usual, but that sharks avoid?