Sentence examples for to go herring from inspiring English sources

Others, however, decided to go herring fishing.

The unverified document and confidential sources' claims that Wanda allegedly violated regulations strike me as a red herring, an intentionally misleading pretext to go after the company and the man for what appear to be undisclosed political reasons.

"Forget the herring and the salmon: I meant to go fishing for reflections, and come back with a glittering haul.

Larry Pressler's argument that some poor guy would have to go if I didn't do my duty is a red herring.

"Every culture has a cheap, delicious, filling dish that locals grab on the go: herring in the Netherlands, souvlakia in Greece, currywurst in Germany, zapiekanka in Poland, 'Flemish fries' in Belgium, Cornish pasties in Britain, and doner kebab just about anywhere in Europe," Hewitt says.

"I'm not going make chocolate with anchovies; I'm not going to use herring.

My meal began with fried oysters (with a bit of shell still clinging to each oyster) and went on to herring (a little tough), followed by a rib-eye steak, creamed spinach and hash brown potatoes.

Then it occurred to me: I would go to the Lower East Side from our home in New Jersey and surprise him with his favorite herring and smoked salmon from Russ & Daughters.

The proper order to the buffet goes like this: herring dishes, chilled seafood, cold meats and salads, hot items, cheeses and desserts.

In the premiere Dean Anderson and crew are going after herring off Sitka, Alaska.

Where to stay The charming Stora Hotellet Bryggan in Fjällbacka has a prime spot overlooking the marina and crisp, New England-style bedrooms (from £150, storahotelletbryggan.se) Insider tip "For the best smoked herring and crayfish go to Åstols Rökeri (astolsrokeri.se)," says Darren Hamlin of Simply Sweden (simplysweden.co.uk).