Sentence examples for river catch from inspiring English sources

Wade across the river – catch a flash of kingfisher green among the mangroves – and two miles of deserted beach lie ahead.

I'd dress in a badger skin, go to the river, catch a carp and eat it on a tree-top raw.

The last time Applegate hosted "SNL" was nearly 20 years ago, but that episode introduced the world to Chris Farley's Matt Foley, the world's worst motivational speaker who just happened to live "in a van down by the river!" Catch Christina Applegate every Thursday at 8 30 on "Up All Night" and on October 13 as host of "Saturday Night Live".

Thus, the existence of these two fisheries, which yield an equivalent of 60% of the total of the Upper Shire river catch, can be attributed to the closure of the Middle Shire river, and the protection of its catchment area.

Stocking lakes with species suitable for fish fattening and their subsequent harvest yielded 15 to 30percentt of the total lake and river catch, with an average fish production of 28.6 37.0 kg/ha.

For example indexes such as the morpho-edaphic index or the river catch index can be used to determine approximate values of the catch to be expected from lakes and rivers and integrated biotic indexes (IBI) can be used to monitor the health of the fish stock.

When the North Carolina Marine Fisheries Division first placed limits on river catches of herring in 1995, the Roanoke was hardest hit.

As Morton writes: "When the Cuyahoga river caught on fire, later memorialised by Randy Newman [in the song Burn On], it hit the local papers: one had a picture and story, the other paper just had a picture.

Saddam refused coffee and chocolates, but a painting of a woman drawing water from a tree-shaded river caught his eye — Dawood's brother, who was serving on the front in the Iran-Iraq war, had painted it — and the President claimed it as a gift.

Once in a while, we are stopped in our race through the days, like driftwood near the bank of a river, caught for a second in the mud before being swept along.

We used three values of M (i.e., 0.1, 0.2, and 0.3) and brood year-specific M values calculated from the river catch-at-age data.