Sentence examples for poor fishermen from inspiring English sources

I doubt most of my students imagined it also including shopkeepers, farmers, artisans, and poor fishermen.

The pirates are not stupid – nor are they poor fishermen or Johnny Depp comedy figures.

I go for the roasted sea bass - line-caught to save the poor fishermen having to get their nets out.

The poor fishermen who use them have no money to pay for repairs or replacements, or to feed themselves while they wait for help to arrive.

Property prices have risen up to 30-fold, turning poor fishermen into small-time tycoons with four-wheel drives and second wives.

"Poor fishermen know now that hijacking ships is far more lucrative than hauling up a half-empty fishing net," Mr. Burnett said in a telephone interview from Zurich.

Lomonosov was the son of a poor fisherman.

Into the Sea Once upon a time, a poor fisherman named Taro gave his day's earnings to some children to stop them from tormenting a tortoise.

This energy and immediacy were hard to sustain over the long scenes with the three leads: King Kandaules; his beautiful wife, Nyssia; and the poor fisherman Gyges.

"If the case is ever resolved, even decades later, the money will go to the chiefs and the poor fisherman or farmers who suffered most of the loss are very unlikely to see any of it," he says.

At the Koch Theater, which isn't large enough to accommodate the complete ballet, the company will perform only the third act of "Napoli," which tells the love story of Teresina, an Italian girl, and Gennaro, a poor fisherman.