Sentence examples similar to mediocre fishing from inspiring English sources
Quibbles: the Sunday pub menu was mediocre, with soggy fish and chips and a bland Sunday roast, although the restaurant one flight up (closed on Sundays) is reputed to be better.
By contrast, fish here is typically mediocre.
It is also an exhilarating reminder of the joy that sushi can provide when it is not debased by mediocre seafood or by whopping-big pieces of fish.
His latest book, "A Jerk on One End: Reflections of a Mediocre Fisherman" (Library of Contemporary Thought/Ballantine Books, 1999), is about his passion for fishing.
I would never supplement my own cooking with mediocre versions but if I can buy fantastic bread from a local baker, meat and fish from a farm shop and so on, why serve something inferior?
His directorial downfall wasn't quite immediate enough to make it a perfect fit (the decent enough Rumble Fish was still to come), but his post-Apocalypse efforts have been meagre and mostly mediocre.
"Was it something mediocre?
That means mediocre math.
