Sentence examples for rare fish from inspiring English sources

Their purchase of rare woods, rare fish, rare stone?

The smallest was 12 inches, the rare fish that had not gone out to salt water.

The loch is also unusual in supporting the fairly rare fish, the arctic char.

A dozen aquariums exhibited rare fish from as far away as China and Japan.

This already makes me a rare fish in a country where 83 percent of the population doesn't consume alcohol.

To save rare fish, the government stopped sending water for irrigation from Upper Klamath Lake last year, pleasing environmentalists but angering farmers.

To catch such a trophy in the raging waters of the gorge, with the trees showing the first of their fall colors, makes for a rare fishing experience.

"The conservation zone is the last stretch of free-flowing water body on the Yangtze that is absolutely essential for the reproduction of many rare fishes," Li Bo, the head of the group Friends of Nature, said in an interview.

The lower percent of annotated singletons suggests that these are either rare fish-specific genes, or represent otherwise divergent, likely non-coding (5' or 3' UTR), regions.

An entree of spicy mojo tuna — four slices of beautifully seared, sushi-rare fish evenly spaced around a modest helping of white sweet potatoes — looked great and tasted even better, thanks to the tuna's cumin-spiked crust and smidgeon of sour orange mojo.

Scores of animals were painted in sheltered spots on the floor, or etched in charcoal on the soaring walls: bison, stags, ibex, aurochs, and, what is rarer, fish (salmon), and Niaux's famous "bearded horses" — a shaggy, short-legged species that, Clottes writes in his new book, has been reintroduced from their native habitat, in Central Asia, to French wildlife parks.