fish out造句

A fish out of water.

jerk the fish out of the water

So, "scouts" will be called many fish out, at that time not affirmation can catch fish?

The new comer is a fish out of water.

NARRATOR 2: Finally, the fisherman pulled the fish out.

He carefully jerked a big fish out of water.

Sometimes, she would fish out a mirror from his pocket and look in it.

The magician conjured a bowl of fish out of his hat.

I was a fish out of water in that luxurious restaurant.

In this new land, he had no relatives, like a fish out of water, and felt out of place.

I try to run the fish out by Saturday night if possible and maybe desalinate some salted fish for sunday if we have it to hand.

Originally the phrase means two fish out of water moisten each other with saliva to keep each other alive temporarily.

In this world, begging for mercy is just a foolish act of begging for fish out of wood.

"In those first days of working here, I was like a fish out of water, I was nervous," he says.

We should respect reality in doing things, but we can't do things well by seeking fish out of wood.

Immediately scoop the fish out of the water; use a brush to remove the slime and at the same time rinse under cold running water. Dry the fish very well with a clean cloth.

Exchange with these lottery people what purchasing experience, it is no different from seeking fish out of wood, but hard work is not pleasant.

The sunshine is burning hot, and I feel like a fish out of water and oxygen, seeing every object double and flickering.

If you want to become a writer without reading and writing much, you will be like seeking fish out of wood.

Among strangers he was as a fish out of water, but among friends discrepancies in wisdom or age made no difference to him.

He talked like a fish out of water, but nobody believed him, because everyone knows that this man is a habitual blogger of French snails!

The other man was fat and short, but he had a red velvet flower ball in his hair. It looked like a fish out of water. It was disgusting.

Mr Dance stood there as he said, 'like a fish out of water,' and all he could do was to despatch a man to B - to warn the cutter.

Having opted to represent Spain over Brazil, Costa looked like a fish out of water in the red shirt of the champions, scoring no goals and heading up a toothless, staid Spanish attacking line.

When my sister had a dinner party on her wedding night, I sat there feeling like a fish out of water because I knew I had to stand up and speak.

If the purpose of the devil's doors is to write a book on the road in the clouds, then their behavior is nothing more than to seek fish out of wood.