Sentence examples for sets of sharks from inspiring English sources

Off we go again, across the street and into the warren of back alleys lined with shops flogging sets of sharks' teeth and pharmacies displaying jars of ginseng and birds' nests and antlers and deer's penises (ideal for a last-minute stocking-filler).

"You two are in for a world of problems," said Huw, holding up the course profile, which looked like a set of shark's teeth.

A recent study suggests tourism generates upwards of $70 million per year, concluding a single shark is worth $73 per day alive, versus the $50 price tag for a set of shark fins.

OCHOCINCO: There's a lot of sharks.

Other experts say federal fishing limits set on sharks might be selectively encouraging the proliferation of the species.

That's a lot of shark talk.

To this end and as part of a separate study, we are developing microsatellite PCR primers on a global set of white shark fin tissue samples.

Channel Nine threw up a statistic: Storm had completed 28 of 30 sets; Sharks 22 of 24.

The meme has become so common that even kids are in on the joke: In "Finding Nemo" there is a set piece about a meeting of sharks who've sworn off eating fish, one arduous day at a time.

Vimeo user Tobi Totschlaag took Jamie xx's remix of Korean electronic musician Nosaj Thing's "Fog," and set it to BBC Life footage of sharks and schools of fish flowing and flipping fins to the beat, capturing the fast-paced anxiety of trying not become someone's lunch.

On the back of several repeat sets, the Sharks took a 6-0 leafterter 10 minutes when Jacob Gagan leapt high to grab a Jeff Robson bomb.