Sentence examples for if lobster from inspiring English sources

If lobster gazpacho is offered, give it a try.

If lobster rolls were as cheap as hot dogs, humans would eat nothing else.

If lobster were priced like chicken, we might enjoy it less.

A 1996 study found that restaurants wouldn't place more orders with wholesalers even if lobster prices fell twenty-five per cent.

Commercial fishermen claim that if lobster traps are fished in linked sets, or trawls, that the trap that is adjacent to the surface buoy generally has a lower catch, presumably because of increased trap movement due to more direct exposure to wind influence.

Specifically, if lobster densities were lower at the baited site, then these lobsters may grow faster than those at the closed site because of reduced competition for food.

If lobstering falters, even briefly, he said, "this working waterfront issue would be a critical problem".

"Gills work best in seawater, but if lobsters are kept in containers of seawater with no aeration, they quickly use up the oxygen and suffocate," she said.

Epstein says that if lobsters (who possess a rudimentary neural tube, the evolutionary precursor to the brain) realize their peril, then a more developed brain, like a lamb's, must logically experience awareness of the same, or more, fear.

If lobsters had that kind of technology, they would have taken over by now.

If using lobster, cut the tail meat into chunks.