Sentence examples for shark bait from inspiring English sources
noun
One who has been, or is likely to be, attacked by a shark.
(Extremely good shark bait is what it is).
To the British tabloids, this has been shark bait.
Chum as in shark bait, or as in buddies?
"You feel like shark bait floating on the end of a string," he said.
It's not enough that surfers are soul-searchers; they are also shark bait.
In "Gordon Ramsay: Shark Bait," at midnight, Mr. Ramsay examines practices that threaten sharks and confronts some of the fishermen, traders and diners he holds responsible.
He later caught it, using a shark hook baited with a tin of bully beef (corned beef), and hoisted it on board for a photo.
Rotten wood led to the boat's demise in 1996 – a somewhat suburban end given its shark-baiting halcyon days.
While attraction to baited hooks is the mechanism whereby drumlines fish for sharks, the baits are likely to attract only those sharks that are already in the vicinity of the bathing beach.
On the deck, the crew dragged ropes tied with fresh bait — shark liver, chunks of yellowfin tuna — around the boat, trying to lure the great white into proximity.
"The shark and the bait are living together peacefully, and they will interact only following the tag from ubiquitin," he says.
