Sentence examples for subject of fish from inspiring English sources

Which brings us to the subject of fish.

Cat or tiger, he is a man of unbending opinions when it comes to the subject of fish.

But you're an Australian!" splutters an incredulous Winstone, not perhaps entirely au fait with the oeuvre of the Birthday Party, which was famously light on carefree paeans to the sunkissed sands and bikini-clad lovelies of St Kilda) and has now settled on the unlikely subject of fish and chips.

The subject of "Fish," the longest story and one of the most satisfying, is Mary Kingsley, an Englishwoman who led a sheltered life taking care of her sick mother before setting out to explore West Africa at the age of 30.

But the subject of fish can also get political and elitist, such as when experts recommend only wild salmon.

The longest H. sapiens sequence (host) in the orthologous group and B. malayi (parasite and subject of FISH experiment) were modeled.

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On meeting Emperor Hirohito of Japan in the 1970s, she brought up the subject of rare fish breeds with him, despite having been instructed in advance that only he was allowed to determine the direction of conversation.

Researchers gathered data on the subjects' levels of fish consumption, medical diseases, and use of medications, and took serum samples that were tested for PBDEs, PCBs, and DDE, a metabolite of DDT that may affect thyroid hormones.

And, of course, it has plenty to say about the now familiar subject of industrialised fishing.

Following this common acclimation a subset of fish were subjected to one of several stresses: 4°C, 34°C, hypoxia, or a complex mix of hydrocarbons.