Sentence examples for warn the fish from inspiring English sources
You don't want to warn the fish away.
The naval security team aboard the resupply ship repeatedly tried to warn the fishing vessel from approaching too close, the Navy said in a statement.
The unrelated bigger fish kindly doesn't swallow, because it's getting free oral hygiene, and it even warns the cleaner fish to skedaddle if it has to flee a predator itself.
For example, not every community needs to show a relationship between consumption of local fish contaminated with mercury and elevated blood mercury levels before taking action to warn the population that excessive local fish consumption should be avoided.
Despite a decade-long ban on commercial fishing in the area and efforts to warn the public about the danger of eating fish caught there, contaminated fish are still being found in markets, the E.P.A. said.
The aquarium is closed indefinitely, and administrators warned that the fish and marine mammals may need to be temporarily evacuated to other aquariums.
Fish consumption advisories are issued to warn the public of possible toxicological threats from consuming certain fish species.
(Warning: the fish-trauma-per-page ratio here makes "The Old Man and the Sea" seem like a paean to ichthyophilia).
The local resident from whom they had commandeered the fishing rod warned the players that the bluegill were not the only creatures that lurk beneath, that alligators lived there, too.
That is of little concern to many conservationists: this week an English Nature report into the state of British seas will warn that fish stocks may never recover.
