Sentence examples for work inshore from inspiring English sources
Many of the processors are what Abidin, who runs Muncar's fish market, calls "home industries": fishermen's wives salting their husband's catch, for instance.Meanwhile, as small Indonesian vessels work inshore, well-funded foreign pirate fleets, often sailing under flags of convenience, plunder Indonesian fisheries further offshore.
These are generally small fishing boats, open or decked, working inshore waters.
Additionally, Clark's (2005) work on Ulong established that inshore reef species of fish and large shellfish, particularly Tridacna and Hippopus, were important foods by ca. 3000 BP [see also 47], but this information is not cited by Berger et al. [1].
Your new inshore tackle will work for catfishing too.
She is depicted on the Cadiz blockade with the rest of the inshore squadron in a work by Thomas Buttersworth, and is visible at the Glorious First of June in works by Nicholas Pocock, Cornwallis's Retreat by William Anderson, and the Battles of the Nile and Trafalgar by Thomas Whitcombe.
Mr Beausire said while the ambulances were their "most high profile" service they also provided youth work, a cliff rescue team, an inshore rescue boat and a marine ambulance.
Indeed, her time-proven lines are designed to shoulder through the same short, nasty inshore chop that her working cousins call home.
10 Recent Australian technical assistance in Samoa has shown that it is possible to effectively re-establish and strengthen inshore fisheries conservation and management through community-based approaches and working with, and through, traditional institutions.
PTTEP Australasia's own study found no oil had reached Indonesia's coast or inshore waters.
This work has validated SCA as being representative of the diet of healthy free-ranging individuals for this inshore cetacean population.
