fishermen造句
211 Chinook salmon are popular with sport fishermen and account for over 60% of the fish caught in the Lake Ontario boat fishery.
212 Clarence River Boat, Australia, 1996 Photograph by Medford Taylor Two fishermen navigate the fog-fringed Clarence River near the town of Grafton in New South Wales, Australia.
213 The heroic sergeant risked his life to rescue 29 fishermen from their blazing trawler.
214 Subsequently these animals produce prosperity in the area, local fishermen to catch Amphioxus a living.
215 And fishermen take it on the chin every time,'' Bernie Feeney, a member of the association, said.
216 For example, in Sweden, crows will wait for fishermen to drop lines through holes in the ice, and when the fishermen move off, the crows fly down, reel up the lines, and eat the fish, or the bait.
217 Have the small - sized fishermen that one person operates, also have large dragnet and purse net fishermen.
218 That has dire consequences not only for fishermen but for seabirds and rare wader too.
219 As far as we can tell, farmers and fishermen started to settle the Mesopotamian plain around 5,500 Before Common Era.
220 In these Atlantic coast states, there have always been fishermen and boat builders.
221 He also sponsored laws which aided California farmers and fishermen.
222 Large lips and a forehead hump are hallmarks of the reef-dwelling humphead wrasse, popular with divers and fishermen across much of the Indo-Pacific.
223 At the Port of Garibaldi, Oregon, Darren Mobley prepares his boat for winter crabbing. He's among the many fishermen and crabbers who remain skeptical of ocean energy.
224 Japanese official says there is no evidence the Chinese government has been encouraging fishermen to behave provocatively.
225 Fishermen fear valuable oyster and mussel beds could be decimated.
226 There were countless numbers of them, and the invisible fishermen conversed as if they were paying a call, for their voices had a phantasmal resonance within the boundaries of the swamp.
227 The fishermen have to keep abreast of changes in the weather.
228 Now stocks of octopus, lobsters, tuna and other fish in this part of the Atlantic are dangerously low, contributing to the impoverishment of local fishermen.
229 On the shore children still play, and fishermen drop anchor nearby, but the hulks of derelict hotels stand vacant.
230 A Japanese official says there is no evidence the Chinese government has been encouraging fishermen to behave provocatively.
231 The fishermen were hauling in [ up ] the net.
232 Fishermen used their flat-bottom boats to form the "Cajun Navy, " and pulled women and children and the elderly out of flooded homes, and brought them to dry ground.
233 The herring fishery, which provided up to half of the income of Cordova fishermen, has been closed to commercial fishing except for a few brief periods since the spill.
234 Many fishermen winterize their boat and stay home because they equate locating winter fish with finding a needle-in-the-haystack. (But if ice-fishermen can do it, certainly those with boats can too!
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