Sentences with phrase «sea fishermen»

Dangerous professions include: police officers, firefighters, aircraft pilots and flight engineers, farmers, loggers / lumber workers, missionaries, professional divers, deep sea fishermen, civilian contractors who work in war zones, underwater welders, pipeline workers, roofers, construction workers, truck drivers, and underground miners.

North Sea fishermen throw away almost a million dead and dying fish every year.

The best deep sea fishermen bring only the finest of fish to shore.

With a full kitchen and laundry facilities, deep sea fishermen and those wanting to explore the lively market with its array of exotic fruits and vegetables will have all they need.

The film features Leave campaigners from all sides of the political spectrum including UKIP leader Nigel Farage, Tory backbencher David Davis and Labour's Kate Hoey, along with North Sea fishermen and businessman and entrepreneur John Mills.

If they give me deep sea fisherman vibes, no can do.

60 Minutes Sports, Season 2015, Episode 9: Sporting the best boats, equipment and crews, hundreds of deep sea fisherman come to Maryland once a year to fish for the rare white marlin and win prize money that can exceed a million dollars.

Expect to find deals on flights and hotels during the summer months, when the Spring Break crowds have left and the deep sea fisherman have not yet arrived.

For example, a deep sea fisherman has a higher mortality risk than a teacher.

You have a high - risk profession such as logging, deep sea fisherman and other professions with high death / injury occupational statistics.

Not exact matches

Former National Sea workers and Jim, a former fisherman, both have deep family roots dating back hundreds of years to Newfoundland and St. Pierre & Miquelon, France.

We chose a house that sits on a beach overlooking a local fishing pier, where each morning we watch the fishermen catching bait in their nets before they head out to sea in their pangas (fishing boats).

Briefly, newspapers recite The facts about the fisherman Who for two months, day and night, Went out fishing for his son, His only child, aged 23, Who in a winter squall was drowned» Washed overboard and out to sea» And whose body was not found Till the hour his father's net,....

A fisherman who was stranded at sea for more than a year has said he prayed to God for forgiveness during... More

As he walked by the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon who is called Peter and Andrew his brother, casting a net into the sea; for they were fishermSea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon who is called Peter and Andrew his brother, casting a net into the sea; for they were fishermsea; for they were fishermen.

It consisted mainly of small farmers and, near the sea of Galilee, of fishermen, with artisans like carpenters and tanners, with enough shepherds to make the symbols of the lost sheep and the good shepherd meaningful, and with small - town merchants to provide for the exchange of the few goods needed to meet the simple requirements of the people.

And He said: «The Man is like a wise fisherman who cast his net into the sea, he drew it up from the sea full of small fish; among them he found a large (and) good fish, that wise fisherman, he threw all the small fish down into the sea, he chose the large fish without regret.

Their oars had no more effect on the turbulent sea than toothpicks, even though some of them were fishermen, They were accustomed to wind and wave, but to nothing like this.

In Matthew, Chapter 14, Simon and Andrew — probably kvetching at each other as they cast their nets into the sea — needed only one phrase to drop their nets and follow him, and the phrase was a dandy: «Hey, you fishermen... follow me; I'll make you fishers of men!»

It begins with an epigraph from Genesis 1:28: «Let man have dominion over the fishes of the sea...» But men have no such dominion; the sea has dominion, as the Quaker fishermen and Ahab's whalers knew.

There are plenty of big fish in the sea, and Jonah is not just some fisherman's tale.

, as a net that a fisherman casts into the sea to gather in fishes of all sorts (Mt. 13:47 ff.)

To the fisherman the Kingdom of God was like a «net cast into the sea»; to a farmer it was like the «sower who went forth to sow»; to the housewife like a bit of leaven or yeast; to the merchant like a «pearl of great price»; to the builder like «a house builded upon the rock,» etc..

Stone crabs are caught in the wild, and fishermen remove a claw, which regenerates, and return it to the sea.

In Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea, Santiago is the wise fisherman and Manolin his young apprentice.

Known as the Chef of the Sea, he was born in Cadiz and acquired his love of the ocean through his father, a doctor and fisherman.

Jan 04,2016... A pair of shaggy fishermen took to the sea last week, smoked Havana cigars and trolled peacefully fo...

A tarpon fisherman finds a wild world all his own on the lonely and pellucid sea west of Florida's Keys

Honest smiles, clear skies, and calm seas, These are the things a fisherman always sees.

The government has secured an increase in EU fish quotas after fishermen complained they were forced to throw more than half of healthy catches back into the sea.

Environmentalists argue fishermen will have to avoid large areas of the North Sea in order to avoid over-fishing protected species.

Brussels has now agreed increased quotas for UK fishermen, including an 11 per cent rise to the North Sea cod quota.

Black sea bass fishing in New York was suspended for a month beginning June 1, prompting a backlash from fishermen who say the regulations are unnecessary right now and are only hurting the fishing industry.

An ambitious restoration project is bringing back fish — and fishermen — to the North Aral Sea in Kazakhstan, National Geographic reports.

In February, New Zealand fishermen plying the waters of the Ross Sea near Antarctica hauled up a real live sea monster in the very act of devouring an Antarctic toothfiSea near Antarctica hauled up a real live sea monster in the very act of devouring an Antarctic toothfisea monster in the very act of devouring an Antarctic toothfish.

Caught in 2007 by fishermen in the Ross Sea off Antarctica, she was initially frozen in the vessel's hull, then defrosted and preserved in formalin.

As an example of the benefits from sustainable management, Southern Atlantic Coast black sea bass is a popular fish prized by recreational anglers, charter boat captains, and commercial fishermen alike.

Most of the material that Tomita uses in his art comes from fishermen — he used to be one until he was 25 — discarded dead crabs, squid, unsold deep - sea fish, unwanted tiddlers.

Farther out, the researchers found furrows left by trawl fishermen, who had scraped the sea floor clean, even in areas where trawling is supposedly forbidden.

We are committed to working with the Government and communities to protect Madagascar's natural resources but it's a huge challenge when a single sea turtle can be sold at the same price as a fisherman's monthly income.»

Fishermen have encountered the mare sporco («dirty sea») off Italy's eastern coast for centuries.

The robot's journey to Nishinoshima was stormy, with an early version getting lost at sea for weeks before being netted by bemused Japanese fisherman hunting for swordfish.

Fishermen in Sicily volunteer to take part in the rescue of turtles in difficulty at sea and on beaches, and are trained to transfer them to rescue centres.

The Commission has proposed to strengthen the rules obliging fishermen to apply for a special authorisation for deep - sea fishing and to participate in research and monitoring of deep - sea species.

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Hello everyone, my name is Eric Espinosa and I am a lonely fish looking to navigate the sea of internet dating to try and become some lady fisherman's keeper!

The studio's Down to the Sea has to be one of the only films of the 1930s to concentrate on a pair of Greek sponge fishermen.

Fishermen in 1930s Spain find the bodies of a 17th - century Dutch sea captain and a woman willing to die for him.

Director Louie Psihoyos» documentary bravely exposes the savage slaughter of thousands of dolphins off the coast of Taiji, Japan, where fishermen use sonar emissions to drive their victims into a secluded cul - de-sac and spear them into submission; the sea literally turns red with blood.

Police inspectors soon realize that the epicenter of these mysterious disappearances must be Slack Bay, where the Slack River and the sea join at high tide and a small community of fishermen and oyster farmers live — among them, the Bréfort ferrymen, led by a patriarch nicknamed «The Eternal.»