Sentence examples similar to return for fishing from inspiring English sources
When we return from fishing they accompany us, waiting for their part of the daily catch.
Tilikum's plight – enduring violence from other captive whales and forced to entertain crowds in return for fish ever since he was captured in the wild in 1983 – is vividly depicted by former trainers.
We then took the geometric mean of these annual PIT-tag estimates to develop relative rates of return for fish migrating as juveniles during the three different time periods.
The argument is that although Mauritania has received more than €1bn in return for EU fishing rights for the past 25 years, there is little to show how the money is benefiting local fishing communities or improving the country's fishing sector.
Transport costs are minimised and the fishermen get a larger return for each fish sold.
Whenever she passed a public phone, she'd stick her fingers into the coin return, fishing around for change.
By the time he returns to New England for fishing season, the Red Sox should be fine.
From the late 1980s, the Inuit returned to fishing for Greenland halibut as a means of preserving their culture.
Walter Langley's "Waiting for the Boats" is a long horizontal composition that is a penetrating, near-photographic survey of the faces of women of all ages in Cornwall waiting for the return of the fishing boats carrying their men.
In return for relinquishing its exclusive fishing rights in Newfoundland, France received an indemnity and territory in Africa in The Gambia and Nigeria.
