Sentence examples for wiping fish from inspiring English sources

"I can only be so much of a diva while wiping fish guts on my apron," she wrote a few months ago in her journal, which is (characteristically) posted on her Web site.

Two tanks contained the control fish and were sampled at the same time as the experimental groups at day 3 and 7. To remove the scales, fish were lightly anaesthetised in 2-phenoxyethanol (1 5000, Sigma-Aldrich, Madrid, Spain) and scales were removed (approximately 60-70%) by wiping fish with a wet paper towel in order to minimize damage.

We are on course to be the people who wiped fish from the earth.

Russians don't have a very highly developed concept of conservation, so when the UN warns them that eating Beluga sturgeon eggs is wiping the fish off the planet they shrug their shoulders and say, "So?" Iyoshkar-Ola.

Russians don't have a very highly developed concept of conservation, so when the UN warns them that eating Beluga sturgeon eggs is wiping the fish off the planet they shrug their shoulders and say, "So?" Iyoshkar-Ola photo by Kommersant (short I Iyoshkar-Ola I Iyoshkar-Ola the capital city of the Mari El Republic on the Volga Riser.

But Hilborn said fishing laws in the US and elsewhere already tightly control competition because of overfishing that wiped out fish such as the cod in the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland.

Now give me a napkin so I can wipe tuna fish all over my face".

It has experienced a tenfold expansion of no-oxygen "dead zones" that wipe out fish and their habitats in the past 115 years.

Traditional fishers opposed bottom trawling, not just because they thought it damaged the seabed by ripping up coral, oyster beds and sponges, but because they believed it wiped out fish stocks.

Brian Lapointe, a sargassum expert at Florida Atlantic University, says that while the sargassum washing up in normal amounts has long been good for the Caribbean, severe influxes like those seen lately are "harmful algal blooms" because they can cause wipe out fish populations, foul the beach, harm tourism revenue and even cause coastal dead zones.

In some regions, such as the Adirondacks in New York, the acidity became so strong that it began to wipe out fish populations.