Sentence examples for the angling from inspiring English sources
noun
A figure formed by two rays which start from a common point (a plane angle) or by three planes that intersect (a solid angle).
- The angle between lines A and B
Among the angling cognoscenti, cutthroat hold a warm spot.
But the angling for political advantage will continue all the way until Election Day.
The lineup includes a cellist, whose instrument looked especially fragile in proximity to the angling crowd.
His fictionalised memoir Trawl (1966) fetched up in the Angling section of Foyles bookshop.
Or was it the angling that went on in the heart?
The angling groups who own the fishing rights refuse to talk.
The club is one of the angling-related enterprises that, a 1996 study by Trout Unlimited said, helps generate more than $25 million of business in this struggling area.
The Angling Trust lobbies politicians to prevent the recognition of wider rights of access.
The Angling Trust's new Cormorant Watch website has logged close to 100,000 sightings of the birds.
Ben Thompson, of the Angling Trust, said casting events in the sport involved a similar amount of energy as Olympic sports like hammer throwing.
I have met plenty of fisherfolk who have both strong democratic instincts and a great love of wildlife, positions the Angling Trust does not appear to share.
