Sentence examples for preserved fish from inspiring English sources

From tuna to octopus, tinned or preserved fish is huge in Portugal.

When Riingo opens, pickled and preserved fish will appear on the sushi menu.

Talk story about the arrival of a preserved fish at the Museum of Natural History.

By Sam B. McDowell The New Yorker, April 21 , 1962P. 34 Talk story about the arrival of a preserved fish at the Museum of Natural History.

Our Christmas Eve meal does include fish, but because of the distance to the sea, we tend to use preserved fish, namely anchovy fillets.

While the tavern-restaurant at the site does not carry mammoth, it does try to serve a reasonably medieval meal heavy on lamb, ham, sausage and preserved fish.

Although the first scientific expedition to the New World did not occur until 1799, species discoveries and descriptions of marine organisms from the Caribbean started several years earlier from preserved fishes, coral skeletons, and mollusk shells collected during exploration voyages.

Flooding is important for maintaining biodiversity and preserving fish stocks.

Another problem is the way quotas, intended to preserve fish stocks, are assigned.

Thousands of years ago it was a way to preserve fish and rice by fermenting them with salt.

The proposal would give forest managers more discretion to decide what steps are needed to preserve fish and wildlife.