Sentence examples for profusion of fish from inspiring English sources

The meeting of cold and warm water currents has led to a profusion of fish and other marine life.

The attractions of South-east Asia's longest river, much of which is navigable, include floating villages, temples and an extraordinary profusion of fish species.

Coral reefs occupy a tiny fraction of the ocean, but they harbor perhaps a quarter of all marine species, including a profusion of fish.

Only military dominion keeps such activity at bay.A little to the west of the Chagos, the Scotsman recently reported, the sea off Kenya's northern coast currently has a profusion of fish because Somali pirates are keeping out all the big foreign fishing boats.

What Mackey calls his business model is, in effect, the practice of giving customers what they want: a profusion of fish, meats, fruits and vegetables, presented with detailed explanations, far beyond what's required by law, of where it all comes from and how it was grown, caught or processed.

But I did walk through the Essex Street Public Market on Saturday morning, when it is at its most exuberant as local residents, mainly Hispanic, shop amid a profusion of fresh fish, meat and tropical produce with amazingly low prices.

It was a profusion of big game fish that drew Martin Lewis, a retired British civil servant, and his wife, Anna, to the Seychelles in 1988.

But, instead of planes of all sizes and descriptions circling at every altitude, there are wild profusions of different species of fish.

He cannot contain his delight in birds, fish and the profusion of life on the islands he visits.

With a good-sized fish presiding regally over a profusion of vegetables in a viscous moat of sweet-and-sour sauce, it's a pleasurable, if unfinishable, dish.

The Bay of Bengal has a distinct tropical marine ecosystem, and copious river drainage into the northern part of the bay and the profusion of wetlands, marshes, and mangroves increase productivity of nearshore fish species.