Sentence examples for which are fished from inspiring English sources

The indictment says the harvesting and exportation of the rock lobsters, which are native to the waters off South Africa, and the Patagonian toothfish, which are fished in more distant waters, are regulated by South African law and international agreements.

These lights are also believed to appeal to the snakes, which are fished out of the water at the same time.

But amber, which is fished in nets on the Baltic shore – a pre-ice age pine forest – has saved the city.

This included a vital last-wicket stand of 51 with Jones that featured a memorable pair of straight sixes, the second of which was fished out of television cables on the roof of the stand by Graham Gooch.

The plastic doll, which was fished out of a pocket by a man on Newsnight, looked a bit like a tiny ET, but was meant to look like a 12-week foetus.

A vital woman, with many talents and interests, not the least of which was fishing.

The extra income from coconuts gave them more time to do what they wanted, which was fishing.

The same streamlined shape for high-speed marine motion evolved independently at least four times: in Stenopterygius and other Mesozoic reptiles; in tuna, which are fish; and in dolphins and seals, which are mammals.

The seafood types were divided into three groups which are; fish (Arius maculatus), crustacea (Penaeus merguiensis) and molluscs (Anadara granosa).

Vietnam said it had lodged a formal complaint with China and asked for an investigation and compensation for the damaged vessel, which was fishing in a region claimed by both countries.

Loci on the right-hand side of MEU5 are end markers for each conserved syntenic block, which were FISH-mapped in tammar wallaby.