Sentence examples for opened fishing from inspiring English sources

He said a broader tourism campaign would be aimed at the Australian and Japanese markets and would involve advertising and competitions like a recently opened fishing tournament and the Tour de Timor bicycle race, which took place earlier this year.

Many of the Italian immigrants opened fish markets, fruit stands, restaurants and corner groceries like one owned by Cosimo Matassa, who in his spare time invented rock and roll in his recording studio along with Wardell Quezergue and Fats Domino.

And to help make your lips look like an opened fish lip.

Of the sensuality in "Pater," whose lighting is reminiscent of the scene in "Thérèse" of the novices opening fish, he said: "Vincent hates religion, but I was raised in religion and still bear the traces.

It is reported that by the time the lake was opened for fishing, the fish measured 6 inches and could be caught with a fly of 6-8 inches.

It says that fish will migrate, opening up fishing opportunities in previously inaccessible areas, leading to the "alarming prospect of uncontrolled fishing in international waters".

For days, fast, open fishing boats played run-and-gun with them across the waters near Deal and Asbury Park, not 30 miles from New York City as the gannet flies.

On the east bank of the Niger, a waterway four times as wide as the Thames, Segou is a centre for making traditional wooden pinasses and pirogues (smaller, canoe-shaped open fishing boats).

Fishing activities in the partially protected marine area and open fishing area were also investigated through interviews with local fisherman.

Species richness and abundance in the completely protected zone were significantly higher than those in the partially protected and open fishing areas; however, no difference was found between the partially protected and open fishing areas.

He still fondly recalls trips made at the age of seven in a 24ft open fishing boat called Curlew.