Sentence examples for thing fish from inspiring English sources

For one thing, fish contains potentially protective nutrients that are not present in fish oil; the list includes selenium, various antioxidants, and protein.

Jenny Chandler reports in The Real Taste of Spain that shoppers in Valencia's Mercat Central could be persuaded to agree on only thing – fish and shellfish are "absolutely out of the question".

Let's hope so, because otherwise we're going to have to follow the example of the people of Amsterdam (where the canals are choked with castoff bikes) and convince ourselves that the only thing fish enjoy more than swimming through rusting subway cars is frolicking amid rusting bicycles.

For one thing, fish, like children, learn numeracy as they grow.

For one thing, fish don't have anything but their mouths to manipulate tools with, and for another, water poses different physical limitations than air.

"They're competing for the same thing: fish.

Still, there is life in Egegik, an enormous energy at the peak of the summer salmon run, and all those misfits and scoundrels are suddenly drunk on just one thing: fishing.

In my spare time I like fishing, and if there's one thing fishing teaches you, it's patience.

AT some point in the not-too-distant past, mashed potatoes went from beyond ordinary — a companion to meatloaf and canned peas — to a trendy bed on which to serve, of all things, fish.

Saul was eager to talk all things fish: cost ("three to four thousand"), other varieties he'd owned ("I had some very rare angelfish, one of which was totally illegal"), mistakes ("We had a green moray that basically ate everything"), and future plans ("It's going to be awesome when we get another two sharks in there").

Just as Barcelona has La Boqueria and London has Borough Market, Gothenburg has an iconic food market -- dedicated to all things fish.