Sentence examples for unloaded fish from inspiring English sources

On Urk's docks, a man wearing a luminous jacket with "harbour master" written across the back, was loathe to speak to the Guardian, as he unloaded fish into a van.

He arrived on an old bike, chained it outside the restaurant — a converted warehouse on a quay where trading ships once unloaded fish and skins from Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands — and tried to ignore the tourists who were milling about, their cameras ready, hoping for a shot of arguably the most famous Dane since Hamlet.

It was along these shores that Jesus summoned Simon the fisherman to be Peter, his foremost Apostle -- not in a synagogue full of celebrities, but on the smelly docks of the Sea of Galilee, the landing where working class Jews unloaded fish and sorted them.

Two years spent washing dishes, acting as a building superintendent and unloading fish from trucks compelled Mr. Recio to make another move.

"Not vicious … But my dad worked nights, unloading fish, and I shared a room with him until I went to drama school.

The company that holds the only license to unload fish at the market, Laro Service Systems, had sued to block the city from issuing another license to the 40 fishmongers who make up the New Fulton Fish Market Cooperative.

And now, with your kind permission," he went on, standing up and starting to get out of the booth, a leering expression appearing on his face as he did so, "I'll step out in the aisle and give you my interpretation of a hungry sea gull circling above a fish pier where they're unloading fish".

He grew up working on the docks in his hometown unloading fish and cleaning equipment.

Michèle (played by the actress Ariane Ascaride, Mr. Guédiguian's wife) unloads fish on the docks at night so that by day she can take care of her unemployed husband, her drug-addicted daughter and her baby granddaughter.

Here you will find an early-morning scene of intense and pungent activity when colourfully clad Koli fisherwomen sort the catch being unloaded from fishing boats at the quay.

Most of the workers loading and unloading fresh fish nearby ignore it as an eyesore, but some locals drive their cars around this dusty port to catch a closer glimpse.