Sentence examples for quite fish from inspiring English sources
Froglets are not quite the animals I dissected in biology, but despite their slimy appearance, not quite fish, as they have no gills.
And Mr. Gagnaire's makeover is not quite complete: fish still dominates the menu.
In some parts of the world, that would count as quite unusual.The fish and the weather don't change (though Mr Brown's growing prosperity as a journalist means that he can afford better kit).
He's a geordie; he doesn't mind bitter winds and quite likes fish and chips at Whitley Bay.
He's a Geordie; he doesn't mind bitter winds and quite likes fish and chips at Whitley Bay.
The Polish director's debut feature-length film is like Cronenberg at Disneyland, a Grand Guignol musical fairy tale of two mermaid sisters who are quite literally fish out of water.
The Japanese fear that their fishing industry is next (quite rightly: fishing blue-fin tuna is close to sending the species extinct).
When the weather is good, nothing quite beats fish-shack cuisine and the offerings around the coastline are better than ever.
"We have quite important other fish to fry with the Russians.
I found the whole business of identification of fish quite interesting.
