Sentence examples for the fish from which from inspiring English sources

A gallery news release explains that all the fish from which the casts were made were caught in the Great Lakes by Mr. Nauman and his friend and dealer, Donald Young, who died in April.

That kind of tuna meat -- which resembles the fish from which it was taken only in the way that a Slim Jim resembles a cow -- is arguably not the best for any use, but let's set that argument aside for now.

This was the fish from which caviar came.

Above the box was a recent front page from the News, which read "THE FISH FROM HELL".

Differences among the surveys can be attributed to the size of the individual fish from which the sample was taken, as fish mercury concentrations vary directly with fish size.

The overall topology of this phylogenetic tree was very different from the known phylogeny of the fish species from which they are derived (Chen et al. 2004; Steinke et al. 2006; Azuma et al. 2008; Li et al. 2008).

Freezing requires the removal of heat, and fish from which heat is removed falls in temperature in the manner shown in Figure 1.

Studies of the Hox gene clusters in fish suggest a full genome duplication event in ancestral teleost lineages after the divergence of ray-finned fish (from which zebrafish derive) and lobe-finned fish (from which mammals derive) [ 21].

Half of the bulbs were out so it was dark and we couldn't differentiate the fish from the tomatoes, which made for a great game of fork roulette.

Alternatively, the increased titer of VTG in these fish may have resulted from the bio-concentration of the estrogenic chemicals in the fish from the effluent, which is known to occur for both steroid estrogens and alkylphe-nolic chemicals (Larsson et al. 1999).

These were weighted wires trailed from the deck of the fishing boat, from which skilled fishers would be able to locate the presence of herring as the wire brushed past their bodies [21].