Sentence examples for will be fish from inspiring English sources

Dinner will be fish and fish alone, because the veg box isn't due for two days.

In the pool where you least expect it, there will be fish," wrote Ovid.

Annual limits are the most responsible way to ensure that there will be fish — and fishing jobs — in the future.

She has that sense that there will be fish here and not there, that a cast in the next second but not five seconds later will catch a fish, and that she may ease upon a school of feeding stripers if she cuts the engine now and glides toward shore.

As for moves to harmonise immigration and asylum procedures and abolish frontier controls, Britain's special position as an island has already been recognised with an offer of an opt-out.The two biggest problems for the new government in the IGC will be fish and flexibility.

Keeping a stable population of fish healthy ensures there will be fish left to fish tomorrow.

"I know everybody will be fishing around for reasons," Jones said of her defeat.

A program of talks by experts begins at 10 30 with John Springer whose subject will be "Fishing The Madison River -- Montana".

Sketches dating back to 1974 will be fished out, and the "Partially Plugged" sessions of distinguished musicians who played at his parties will be recreated on stage.

If Miller Buckfire is looking for new capital, it will be fishing in waters that lately have been difficult for all but the biggest studios.

For the production of video, agencies will be fishing in the same pool as TV production companies and creative agencies for talent".