Sentence examples for the same shoals from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a second federal program, created to correct the deficiencies of the first, has foundered on much the same shoals.

A $3,000 tax break for childcare would seem like to run into the same shoals as Obama's doomed tax proposal to raise fees on high earners again: this Congress cannot agree on taxes.

Whether St Albans or Balham, Streatham or Swansea – the 99p Stores I know – the story is the same: shoals of smiling shoppers packing an emporium notably free of austerity gloom even though feeling the pinch is the essence of its appeal.

They always hit upon the same shoal: She's Jewish; he's Christian; and it's very important to both of them.

Back on the river and past the bend, our captain quickly switched out the company raft for his own design, a luxury float tricked out with bamboo holders for the Lucky Stripe beers we purchased at the "Floating Bar" we encounter around, surprise!, the very same shoal.

But one of the things we don't expect is excellence in writing, although if you believe, as Grossman does, that the opening of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express" is an example of "masterly" writing, then you and I are not splashing in the same shoals of language.

Some of the most formidable minds in the world were now employed in a technological arms race, a hidden war stalked by million-dollar predator algorithms that could swarm those of the larger, slower players – typically, pension and mutual funds – in the same way a shoal of piranhas might an ox, cutting them to shreds and pocketing the profits.

In Baird's "Rising Currents" proposal, these jacks catalyze the formation of natural reefs and shoals, supporting the same kind of ecological complexity and current-absorbing underwater topology as Orff's oyster beds.

SUB males and PRE females shoal together and share the same body coloration.

There is a sense of starlings mysteriously gathering or shoals of fish somehow darting in the same direction without any obvious leader.

The degradation of motion information by repeated presentation of the same frame had critical effects on the induction of shoaling behaviour.