Sentence examples for take shellfish from inspiring English sources

Let's take shellfish for example.

Many were controversial when they were imposed, like the ban on taking shellfish from local waters in 1924 and the fluoridation of the water supply in the 1960s, but have come to be widely accepted.

The Romeos have taken up shellfish farming off their own docks to help clean the island's waters.

These samples are typically taken from shellfish collected along the shore, so no information is obtained about the algae themselves that may be present in near- or offshore waters.

Now NOAA is planning to take samples from shellfish and finned fish from oiled areas, using the most recent data available, while continuing to stay ahead of the advancing slick.

Shellfish take in the toxin when they filter water and incorporate it into their tissues.

"Fisherwomen, who before in a week would get 20 to 30 kilos of shellfish, now take a whole week to get 2 or 3 kilos," says De Alcántara, sitting on a folding metal chair in a dusty meeting hall.

Those with known allergies to fish or shellfish must take particular care to avoid all sources and would be wise to carry a loaded syringe of Adrenalin like an EpiPen at all times to counter life-threatening reactions to inadvertent exposure.

This led to the discovery of high concentrations of methyl mercurials in fish and shellfish taken from the bay.

I was more taken with the shellfish stew chock full of clams, mussels, lobster and shrimp in saffron-scented broth.

In some outbreaks, though apparently not the recent ones on ships, people have caught Norwalk from eating raw or undercooked shellfish taken from sewage-laden waters.