Sentence examples for see a fish from inspiring English sources

When they see a fish it's already filleted and dead.

"If you point your headlamps into the water, you'll more than likely see a fish".

"Every time we see a fish," he said, "we get a standing ovation".

To see a Gaudí building elsewhere - the Casa de los Botines in Leon, say - is to see a fish out of water.

Suppose you see a fish while unwittingly looking in a mirror.

WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA To see a fish snag a snack can be quite impressive.

Vaughn seems to be doing the former, but who really wants to see a fish-out-of-water Euro-business-trip comedy starring Vaughn, Dave Franco and Tom Wilkinson?

A variety of endangered wildlife lives in and around the springs, and hopefully the road trip team will get a chance to check out a window cut below ground that lets them see "a fish-eye's view of the underwater world".

I can't quite see a fishing pro with a Southern accent (all bass fisherman have Southern accents, wherever they come from) pitching a new lure guaranteed to drive salmon-formed growlers wild.

(Next time you take off or land at JFK, look out the window. Chances are you will see a fishing boat. If there's a billowing of cigar smoke coming from one of them, it just might be Captain Frank).

The kids stepped up to the screen and could see a fish-eye lens video of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.