Sentence examples for too fishermen from inspiring English sources

Another of this week's absurdist classics could have been his too: "Fishermen spend 25 days in ice box".

Carrie has a beau too, fisherman Enoch Snow ("(When I Marry) Mister Snow"), to whom she is newly engaged.

The problem, she says, is that there are too many fishermen and too few fish.

There are already too many fishermen, so it does not make sense to spend public money to attract more.

"Too many fishermen and not enough fish," said Pedro Álvarez, pulling tiny mullet from his net near the city of Guaymas.

"I stopped seeing fishermen, too.

But time is running out for the eel fishermen, too.

If they are too rough, the fishermen fix their equipment, dry fish or do other chores.

Icelandic fishermen, too, are having trouble getting rid of the whales they caught in defiance of the moratorium last year.

The Cascata del Sasso, on the Metauro river is one of the 10 largest waterfalls in Italy and is a favourite spot for fishermen, too.

But since the early 1990's, fly fishermen, too, have been heading to Baja, using rods and tackle adapted from lighter-weight trout models.