Sentence examples similar to rarer fish from inspiring English sources
For one, stories like mine will become rarer and rarer.
The second, much rarer method involves repurposed wooden fishing trawlers bought at a few days' notice from local fishermen.
Nekton, the free swimmers, are dominated by the bony and cartilaginous fishes, molluscans, and decapods, with rarer mammals and reptiles.
The diverse fauna includes species of Archaeopteryx and Compsognathus, pterosaurs, fishes, shrimps and other arthropods, molluscs, echinoderms and rarer insects and plants.
Even new words can look old: JK Rowling's "muggle" is a coinage of her own devising – but there are earlier, rarer "muggles" entered into the Oxford English Dictionary (one meaning "a tail resembling that of a fish", and another meaning "a young woman or sweetheart"), along with a "dumbledore" ("a bumble-bee") and a "hagrid" (a variant of "hag-ridden" meaning "afflicted by nightmares").
Rarer still can the most powerful man on earth, the President of the United States, determine the future of that fish.
Dissection is a rarer skill.
Is friendship rarer than love?
They become rarer and rarer as you go on.
Such splits are much rarer today.
