snapper造句

"Hundreds of snapper" perished in New Zealand.

And I even paid for her red snapper.

You could be paying $23 a pound for red snapper that's really $3 a pound tilapia.

The closures stimulated a boom in shrimp and red snapper later.

Lamb chops, red snapper, and lemon chicken round out the menu.

It later consumed a large snapper that was being reeled in.

When hot add some butter and cook the snapper, skin side down for a few minutes.

The unnamed paparazzo doesn't seem to care about his job, let alone Jarman, saying "I'm only a snapper."

Shoals of jackfish and snapper emerge from the gloom of the scuttled, rusting warship as visitors snorkel past.

Do not eat shark, swordfish, king mackerel, or tilefish (also called white snapper), because they contain high levels of mercury.

Of course the aquatic entertainment - provided by the likes of blue-striped snapper, sting rays, parrot fish and moray eels - is also (quite literally) on the house.

Other memory foods that contain high amounts of omega-3 fatty acids include flaxseed, walnut, salmon, soybean, halibut, shrimp, snapper, tofu, scallop, and winter squash.

The talented snapper has also chased the Northern lights in Iceland, surveyed the lakes in Canada and immersed himself in the beaches of Hawaii.

If you're a gum-snapper, think about why you're doing it and find a quieter way to deal with that emotion.

Swedish authorities reported the deaths of dozens of jackdaws, hundreds of dead snapper were found in New Zealand, and 100 tons of catfish and sardines washed up in Brazil.

In the bad old days, foot-in-the-door journalists used to steal framed family photographs off the mantel, but nowadays a second with a digital camera is all a good snapper needs.

The unusual sighting of the horizontal rainbow was captured by Ukranian snapper Anton Jankovoy - using a camera set up with a large aperture to 'soak up' as much light as possible.