Sentence examples for herring into from inspiring English sources

As an added plus, the power plants often suck the herring into their turbines, where the fish are sliced and diced, and spat out again.

Silverman inserted a red herring into the episode in a scene where Mr. Burns says that he was rejuvenated.

Peroutka then tossed a red herring into his own press conference, but one that failed to divert attention from the matter of Peroutka's advocacy of Southern secession and his relationship to the League of the South.

If you ask me, by taking this bait, we are playing into Donald Trump's ham-fisted and crude attempt to plant a red herring into our political news cycle.

While salmon are usually hunted by an individual or a small group of individuals, herring are often caught using carousel feeding; the killer whales force the herring into a tight ball by releasing bursts of bubbles or flashing their white undersides.

The third was that it brought herring into the loch.

This lobby, aided by the 64 Democrats who voted to insert unfounded red herrings into a critical life-and-death debate over the basic right of access to health care, exploited the vulnerabilities of the Democratic Party.

Each winter, large groups of migratory killer whales follow the herring shoals into the fjords of northern Norway.

The often-mentioned "lag" of the social sciences with respect to the natural sciences or of man's political development with respect to his technical and scientific know-how is no more than a red herring drawn into this debate, and can only divert attention from the main problem, which is that man can do, and successfully do, what he cannot comprehend and cannot express in everyday human language.

The young herrings move into deeper water and, as they grow bigger, move farther and farther from the coast.

Frank Crescitelli and Dino Torino, two guides on busman's holiday were into herring and bass off Coney Island.