fisherman造句

The fisherman transfixed the shark with a harpoon.

A lonely fisherman stood on a tuft of gravel.

The pitiful fish asks the fisherman to release it.

In a bar in the Pribilof islands, a fisherman noticed my Greenpeace button and stormed over.

Individual fisherman are allocated quotas that entitle them to portions of the authorized total allowable catch.

Her husband, a fisherman, is out at sea. His motorcycle is parked proprietarily under the thatch.

Simon was an inveterate fisherman, well known for exaggerating the size of "the one that got away".

The main plot is related to the surreal encounter between a female medium (called a shaman) and a fisherman.

Each fisherman will try to catch as many fish as possible in order to maximize his profits.

The goblin went into the small pot to show the fisherman how he can go in to the small pot.

If a fisherman sold the squid processors a proportion of his expected catch a year ahead and squid turned out to be plentiful, he would do well.

Still, we were undeterred, and after some pleasantries made our way to the far side of the island to seek out a fisherman to bribe.

36a fisherman paddles his canoe through dead fish along Manaquiri River, a tributary of the Amazon, near the city of Manaquiri, November 28, 2009.

Commercial fisherman Ryan Kapp of Bellingham, Washington, argues that the West Coast sardine, anchovy and herring fisheries are already managed quite conservatively.

A fisherman pulled this eel, likely a female, from the St. Lawrence River as she slipped downstream toward the Atlantic Ocean.

A fisherman who had a very good catch might be moved to share a bit of his bounty with one who hadn't; a farmer with a robust harvest might help out a neighbor whose fields had been more fallow.

The following year Bogart, an expert sailor, wanted and was well suited to play the gaunt Cuban fisherman in the film version of The Old Man and the Sea.

Then they realized that they had been going at it had approached fishing from the point of view of the fisherman, and not from the point of view of the fish.

Hoping to bond with these fisherman of bear-like proportions who beckoned me inside, I decided to leave my guide and interpreter out in the cold. At first things went smoothly.

Suppose that Smith dislikes fish, but Jones, a fisherman, would like to buy his wheat. Jones then tries to find a product, say butter, not for his own use but in order to resell to Smith.

According to a folk tale, when the old fisherman first got Zhang Fei's head in his net, he threw it back into the river. Uncanny as this may sound, it is said that the head stays where it is after landing in the water, refusing to drift downstream.