Sentence examples for rock fish from inspiring English sources

The big question that remained was the fate of the 150 or so fish in more than a dozen exhibits in the basement of Sea Cliffs, from rock fish to seahorses to eels.

chez-jacky.com For centuries, the fishermen of Provence dropped such unsightly, unsaleable rock fish as weever, tub-fish, and rascasse into a pot of boiling water with roughly-chopped garlic, olive oil, and herbs gathered from the white limestone hillsides around Marseilles, and ate the resulting soup in their seaside cabanons.

There's a dinner for Julia Child in 1987 (rock fish and crab soup, truffled spit-roasted chicken) and another in 1993 (baked fish with fennel oil, garbure with goose confit "cooked inn the hearth"); a meal for Merce Cunningham's 80th birthday that tactfully didn't say "birthday" on the menu; and a dinner for Wendel Berry in 1992 ends with Meyer lemon ice cream and pomegranate granita.

Database searches using the PASD1 protein sequence have shown that the most closely related proteins, other than the murine homologue, are the neuronal PAS domain protein 2 of the zebrafish Danio rerio (34% identity) and the CLOCK protein of the Korean rock fish Sebastes schlegeli (32%).

Back in 1999, young Laura Hollins, a punk rock, fish-and-chips waitress from Greater Manchester, England, won the Face of Rossendale modeling contest.

A good place to go rock fishing is Mount Irvine Beach The heartbeat of this sleepy village is a small dock and jetty from which fishermen set off at daybreak and return from mid-morning onwards.

The building of a new bulkhead would use large rocks to shore up the concrete wall and between these rocks fish could lay eggs.

These days, speakers come in whimsical shapes like rocks, fish, frogs and angels, or just painted green to blend into the bushes and trees.

Researchers have re-created reef ecosystems in tanks – complete with corals, sediments, rocks, fish, crabs and plants – and then subjected them to the kinds of temperatures and carbon dioxide concentrations expected near the end of this century.

Tenure associated with marine resources was asserted through the ownership of fish harvesting locations (e.g. streams, dip netting rocks, fish traps/weirs, coves), the rights to catch fish from specific locations (Turner and Jones 2000), when people could harvest, and who could harvest (Ramos and Mason 2004).

Several large fishing piers were either partially or totally destroyed; notably, the city pier at Cedar Key and the popular 1500 feet Big Indian Rocks Fishing Pier were both demolished by the hurricane.