Sentence examples for sick fish from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately most sick fish won't eat.

"'Everytime you hear about a sick fish, you make a speech.

Rather than getting picked off by a predator, a sick fish would undergo a slow death in a crowded pen, shedding virus particles.

What that means is: get ready to joke around with sick fish! (Fans of the Albert Brooks Cinematic Universe may want to do cartwheels. You may recall that the 1999 sendup of Hollywood, The Muse, climaxed with Brooks pitching a Jim Carrey vehicle about sick fish).

The harm done by Texaco, the plaintiffs contended, could be measured in cancer deaths, miscarriages, birth defects, dead livestock, sick fish, and the near-extinction of several tribes; Texaco's legacy in the region amounted to a "rain-forest Chernobyl".

In addition to the fish already dead in the ponds, he said, there will also be fish that die later from the temperature swings or from diseases like Ichthyophthirius multifiliis (also known as white spot disease, which makes a sick fish look as if it has been salted).

While some phenomena in the Gulf – people getting sick, fishing nets coming back empty – are hard to definitively pin on BP – experts say the signs of ecological and economic loss that followed the spill are deeply concerning for the future of the Gulf.

Enough for the family that gets sick fishing in polluted waters as it is their only method for getting affordable protein.

When he saw Nell, D'Angelo asked, "Where's your cousin?" "She's sick of fish," Nell said.

The remaining ones displayed sick-looking fish on beds of crushed gray ice.

The sepia paintings that illustrate this section are among my favourites, with boiling waves and great, sheer cliffs, while the fine black and white line drawings that show Moominmama holding her son's head as he is sick, or fishing into her handbag for dry socks, are both witty and touching.