Sentence examples for tiny minnow from inspiring English sources

It is about taking a tiny minnow from the bottom of the FA pyramid to the very heights of European success.

Teleosts range in size from tiny minnows that are less than one-third of an inch long when fully adult to large marlins that exceed 3.4 metres (11 feet) in length and 550 kg (1,200 pounds) in weight.

Even tiny minnows buffeting against my body at times has sent me into a screaming girl rage while desperately trying to escape the water.

Dehumanizing the folks you prey upon is classic "distancing" psychology and, no doubt, Mnuchin sees his victims simply as tiny minnows in a revenue stream that's made him quite rich.

A tiny mesh minnow net won't do.

The Spetsai fish market is a busy place when the catches come in -everything from tiny whitebait minnows to octopuses to squids, gray and red mullet and larger prizes ranging to small school tuna and an occasional shark's tail.

And are there genetic factors that explain differential sensitivity?" So Reif and his colleagues at NC State and Oregon State University took a closer look at how tiny freshwater minnows, called zebrafish, responded differently to environmental chemicals.

We also caught crabs, minnows, tiny flounder, rocks and the occasional blowfish.

My wife and I sat comfortably in the half shade at a delightful but crowded little outdoor cafe on the banks of the Quadalquivir, munching bacarones, those delicious tiny deep-fried minnows, sipping sangria and savoring the magnificent view of the "old town" across the river.

Baraban's research employs a tiny creature, silvery freshwater minnows known as zebrafish.

From that point forward, the tiniest splash of a minnow could set the audience shrieking.