Sentence examples for ordered fish from inspiring English sources

In our only meal off the ship, we ordered fish and chips, shepherd's pie, fish chowder and two ginger ales.

After he had ordered fish and lemon-lime Gatorade from a uniformed waiter, I asked him about the Bloomberg story, which elicited a loud cackle.

Because the restaurant had run out of bonito, one of us ordered fish kebabs with peppers, which were dry and disappointing.

My host wasn't insulted when I ordered fish, a big one with its head on and enough for our table of five.

Anita, who was always in situ, however early I arrived, greeting me with her usual unsettling opener: "So, what have you got for me?" Lunch never took longer than 75 minutes; she usually ordered fish, then black coffee, with which she would smoke two cigarettes.

While working, the staff continually yell to each other and chant in unison while they throw ordered fish.

You don't order fish on Monday.

Three friends and I wondered whether one of us should order fish, just to try it.

Brown's is an appropriate spot to order fish and chips ($10) from the grill menu.

"Do you order fish that has to be pristine if you don't know you can open?" he asked.

I never order fish on Monday, unless I'm eating at a four-star restaurant where I know they are buying their fish directly from the source.