Sentences with phrase «struck at the fish»

The snakes struck at the fish accurately, suggesting they can capture prey using vision alone.

Not exact matches

What strikes me on rereading that exchange is how much their debate hinged on a proper interpretation of Milton, with Fish insisting on the same views now developed at fuller length in How Milton Works, and Neuhaus insisting that Milton would agree with his own assertion that «one's decision for a «first premise» is a reasoned decision.»

MEXICO: With blue water in close at Acapulco charter boats are averaging seven or eight strikes and three or four fish hooked; one marlin boated last week.

The vetoes include striking out spending for onion research at Cornell University, a grant to the Putnam County Fish and Game Association and a re-appropriation for the Lindenhurts Robotics Club.

Although the snakes struck out less often, they could «strike at and capture fish swimming several centimetres from the head and tentacles,» Catania says.

Still, at most dams, the tremendous turbulence of the water can hurt or disorient fish, and the blades of a turbine can strike them.

In a striking, full - skirted, fan - print Naeem Khan cocktail dress, Chopard gems and flirty Gianvito Rossi «Tuxedo» heels, the actress gives retro style an updated spin at the L.A. premiere of Salmon Fishing in the Yemen.

Jason Segal's (Jeff, Who Lives at Home, Bad Teacher) Tom and Emily Blunt's (Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, The Adjustment Bureau) Violet are superhappy in San Francisco and are planning their wedding when disaster strikes: she does not get the local job she was hoping for, an academic posting that she has been working toward her whole life.

  «Some of the people that fished with us at Strike Force Belize and use Accurate Reel products made the nomination and he was selected from among other nominees from Central America.

This is a long yellow blenny which is endemic to Fiji and can be seen striking out at other small fish that enter its territory.