fisherman

He did not look Italian, he looked more like one of those pictures in the magazines of millionaire fishermen lolling on their yachts.

Where fishermen once set out to sea, now travellers stop to soak up the sun which bakes the sandy shores.

The Fishermen after a while gave over fishing , and, on going home to dinner, left their nets upon the bank.

The boy did not go down. He had been there before and one of the fishermen was looking after the skiff for him.

What were the names of any other fishermen of that day?

In this trip, I came to understand the hearts of the fishermen, men who were ready to challenge dangers to protect their teammates.

The fishermen said the company's seismic survey was frightening away fish.

Now I have told you, and I cannot expect you to believe me more than the fishermen did.

It pounced Quduo like crazy, not thought of that fishermen a jump into the sea, running from the Hai Lituo the bottom.

Lunch is nothing to write home about, though some of the boats buy catches from the fishermen who pull up to them on the river.

Italy has a long coastline, as you know, and Italians have always been good fishermen.

AS SPANISH hauliers and French fishermen have shouted out for all the world to hear, higher fuel prices are not popular.

The company Wave Energy's plans to put electric generators inside breakwaters is the only idea that wins favor from these fishermen.

Iceland went bust because a country of fishermen was deluded into thinking it had become a giant investment bank.

If there had been the slightest sign of a storm, these experienced fishermen would not have gotten into the boat.

This was something of a breakthrough, even if he did not offer compensation to fishermen.

But two of their wives said the fishermen continued to kill dolphins, sometimes in front of their homes.

Those fishermen are unconvinced that the gradual disappearance of oil on the surface means they will be able to return to work soon.

He and his brother John (see St. John the Apostle) were fishermen on the Sea of Galilee and were among the first disciples to be called.

This summer first Iceland and then the Faroe Islands unilaterally jacked up the amount of the fish they intend to let their fishermen catch.

Glen Brooks, president of the Gulf Fishermen's Association and a participant in the rule making, said the process was "stressful. "

Thai fishermen prepare a net for night fishing. I jumped on the boat, clicked, said thanks, and I think it came out not bad.

The heavy waves upset the boat and the fishermen had to swim to the bank.

Korean Coast Guard officers cite increasingly aggressive behavior by Chinese fishermen trying to avoid arrest.

It was one of those days that the peasant fishermen on this tributary of the Amazon River dream about.

Although the merchants and the nobles at court did not care about this discovery, the fishermen of Europe became very interested.

But this was a wasteful method, for often, in the excitement of bidding for a fine pearl, too great a price had been paid to the fishermen.

The main reason was that fishermen were still able to exploit their relatively new ability to find and catch their prey.

and, all of a sudden, a treacherous storm arose and threatened to destroy the boat and drown those who were experienced fishermen.

At a harbor used by fishermen, the thieves tie up the boat and leap ashore, where they disappear.

That's why fishermen called the baiji the goddess of the Yangtze and said the animal could foretell bad weather.

The Chinese embassy in Columbo has confirmed the fishermen are in good condition, and are being allowed to leave their boats.

John was the brother of James, the first apostle to be martyred. They were fishermen from the Sea of Galilee.

Five lonely grass huts in which Fishermen sometimes rest, are standing there side by side, at the side of a pretty bay with white sand.

Hundreds of fishermen are waiting for a lawsuit to be filed by the SOA, but no timetable has been released so far.

Waves still lick the ledges in the coves , and a few fishermen still set out to sea in their boats.

W2: It used to be a fishing town, you know? 2, 000 years ago hunters and fishermen lived on the mudflats.

Rich and fishermen will no longer talk, they shut up eyes, bathed in sunshine, enjoying the wind blowing.

I don't picture small-scale fishermen as being terribly prolific writers who'd have bulked up the word-stock before that.

The lobby is magnificent and luxurious where the custom of Jiangnan's fishermen can be found, accommodating up to over 1000 persons.

A sturdy fishermen's knit sweater jacket with side pockets twins effortlessly with a pair of trousers.

They were casting a net into the lake, for they were fishermen. 'Come, follow me, ' Jesus said, 'and I will make you fishers of men.

millionaire arrived at the beach, see fishermen to lie on the beach in the sun, leisurely fishing nets lost in the side.

Recently local protection and safety of the fishermen working there. It is not a military action and posed no threat to any country.

Sheila lives in Ireland, a quiet village, is a simple, pure fishermen, by fisher and a day-to-day life on the sea.

We passed through the benighted fishermen's shanty towns lining the shore. People came out to wave.

ThePhilippine Navy, through the fishermen, had recovered steel posts with Chinese markings that were put up in the area, according trojan.

In Higashi-Matsushima, oyster fishermen set bamboo sticks on the bottom of the sea to build sites for oyster cultivation.

He lived poor, simple food and clothing, to collect firewood for a living, usually around the fishermen for the treatment.

Many scientists say this figure is too high and allows fishermen to land two or even three fins for every shark carcass they land.

The Fishermen's Island is formed on top of the remains of a volcano 120 meters above the surface of the salt mines.

As is pointed out in the report, future food supplies will depend as much on family planners as on fishermen and farmers.

To the unlearned, toiling fishermen of Galilee was the call addressed: "Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men. "

"The majority of boats that were overturned were carrying local fishermen, " said the MMFA source.

Out on the river, Chinese fishermen zip around in speedboats, looking for the giant but elusive Amur sturgeon.

They were fishermen, so they knew how dangerous the storm was that they faced.

She sang so beautifully that even the poor fishermen who had plenty of other things to do lay still to listen to her.

The Philippine Navy, through the fishermen, had recovered steel posts with Chinese markings that were put up in the area, according to Oban.

European Union quotas mean fishermen are only allowed to land a certain amount of each species.

Fishermen and truck drivers blocked roads and ports in France and in Britain. Hundreds of trucks caused gridlock in London.

The heart-stirring and forceful work songs depict the fishermen's hard work as well as their happiness of a big haul.

"The oyster fishermen and the shrimpers that have lived here forever, " she said.

Passengers disembark on Market Street in Yangshuo, where the fishermen will try to get you to pay to pose with their cormorants.

The fishermen sailed their boats up and down the river to look for his body.

Authorities have gathered more than 800 local fishing boats and a legion of fishermen to help skim oil manually from the ocean's surface.

Local wildlife officials and lawmakers are holding public meetings to hear from fishermen and seafood sellers.

One of the problems the HPP faces are fishermen. For some reason, they are not afraid to be washed away during another water discharge.

That means otters don't have to be considered during offshore oil projects and aren't protected from incidental take by fishermen.

Fishermen have to go farther out to sea than they used to and they return with fewer, smaller fish in their nets.

Why your eyes are full of tears? You know, I love you deeply. "The fishermen says" .

However, the results of this analysis does not help in terms of Ibaraki fishermen.

Eventually, fishermen along the Oregon coast began to use dories, too.

Quickly, Zhou king knew of this matter and must be aware that sports fishermen was a virtuous person.

Wild ducks jet up and down the blue waters in spring and autumn, and fly fishermen wade the riffles, casting leisurely.

Fifteen hundred years ago, before fishermen and salt-makers arrived, 90 per cent of the lagoon was like this.

Taiwan residents mean persons who possess valid and complete Taiwan fishermen certificates, identity cards or other identity certificates.

Scotland, whose fishermen catch about two-thirds of the fish landed at British ports, is already trying out a new approach.

The fishermen sell them to local fish-processing plants, which then export the catfish to Colombia and other countries, he said.

and her machinery equipment and stores had been looted, reportedly by fishermen whilst she was adrift.

Delighted fishermen rushed out in wooden motor boats, abandoning their rods and nets and simply scooping the fish up with buckets.

Our [name] "Daioyutai" means fishing platform because that has been a traditional fishing ground for Taiwanese fishermen.

On the matter of oysters, he says the fishermen will be paid as long as they can document their losses from the spill.

Xiao believes the drought will last for at least another half month. So fishermen must find other ways to earn money.

According to past experience, some time before the rainy season to come, many fishermen did not expect to encounter the storm.

Old wei in the DianBian trip to see fishermen in the sun, he consider a net to play a set of frogloks tactics.

But, more controversially, commercial fishermen are allowed to kill up to 280, 000 seals per year.

He said his clientele is mostly hunters, fishermen and outdoorsmen.

In fact, Simon and his fellow fishermen had to ask for more workers!

Instead of targeting the best and brightest, Jesus offered His invitation, "Follow Me, " to ordinary run-of-the-mill fishermen.

Every now and again we would see five little boys leaping naked into the water, two fishermen in a canoe or a woman doing her washing.

Flame trees are in full bloom and the air is clean, seaweed is drying on the side of the road and narrow tracks lead to fishermen's beaches.

On your second question, the waters off the Diaoyu Island are traditional fishing grounds for Chinese fishermen.

In theory, for instance, you should allocate shares through auctions. But if fishermen do not agree to a new system, it will not work.

Fishermen are not the only ones suffering, as the lake slowly ebbs away.

Much of this can be attributed to better technology, which enabled fishermen to catch more, smaller fish when the big ones run out.

A: On your first question, the waters off the Diaoyu Island are traditional fishing grounds for Chinese fishermen.

And he saw two boats by the edge of the water, but the fishermen had gone out of them and were washing their nets.

These fishermen are proof that you don't need an advanced degree to think creatively or find innovative solutions.

It didn't seem at all concerned by the fishermen in the river or the photographer on the bank.

To ensure the safety of fishermen on the sea, people began to worship a new goddess.

16As Jesus walked beside the Sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and his brother Andrew casting a net into the lake, for they were fishermen.

Fishermen and others will need to read published notices and use GPS to stay out of the protected areas.

Fishermen prefer to catch big fishes, and fishing regulations tend to prohibit the harvest of the smallest individuals of a species.

Others represented fishermen, with a net to snare opponents and a trident to spear them.

Independent director Zhou Yu follows a family of body fishermen who drag the dead out of the Yellow River near Wei and Lun Lun's village.

I wished to see Vietnam's Hoang Sa archipelago once in my life and to discover how our fishermen earn their living in this dangerous sea.

Round the little harbour were shabby streets in which lived fishermen and poor people.

Sometime after, the fishermen left the net and went to have lunch. Then, the monkey climbed down from the tree and went to the riverside.

Most Sorrento fishermen head out with lobster traps and fresh bait.

The European Commission proposed a total ban on EU fishermen removing shark fins and discarding the body at sea, The Guardian reported.

As it stands now, a few thousand fishermen navigate the South China Sea with the first generation CNSS-system.

Many villagers, especially fishermen, worship the giant mammals and believe a dead whale washing ashore is a sign of good fishing to come.

It said the fishermen were fishing in Vietnamese waters.

Tsingtao started as a simple fishermen's village with a moderate harbor when the Germans arrived.

Earlier today, the Auckland Museum cut open a young great white shark that had been mistakenly caught by local fishermen.

And passing beside the Sea of Galilee , He saw Simon and Andrew , Simon's brother, casting a net in the sea, for they were fishermen .

The students here are poor, the children of miners and fishermen. They mostly speak the local language, Konkani.

Organization of the authorities concerned fishermen, lifeguards and helicopters to rescue passengers in the sea.

In the areas around the protected regions fishermen reported catching, on average, four times as many fish per trip as previously.

In Alaska, there was a fishing village where all fishermen were making a living by catching eels.

Fishermen blame him for not keeping promises, gone back.

I believe you must be interested in the fishermen's lives and find hard to turn away from.

Seeing that the weather was bad, the fishermen decided to stay at home.

The second oldest of the fish saw the fishermen coming the next morning and left the pond with all his family at once.

Nearby fishermen rushed over to try and save him but were unable to even recover his body.

Fishermen, however, may not be able to hoodwink consumers for much longer.

This report is unique in that it has comprehensively canvassed the views of the fishermen themselves.

Still, the greater threat to sharks comes not from game fishermen but from Asian gastronomes whose idea of a treat is shark's-fin soup.

The two fishermen were winched on to a rescue helicopter and taken to hospital on Thursday Island, off Australia's north coast.

Due to its lack of large fish and gentle breezes, fishermen and? s? ailors rarely travel through the gyre.

Some of the homes are still rather liveable. Hunters and fishermen leave their equipment there in order not to drag it along.

The disciples had been out all night without catching any fish, remember they were fishermen.

We urge the Japanese side to release the crew and the boat immediately and guarantee the safety of the Chinese fishermen.

The wind was so strong that the fishermen disciples were totally terrified.

Within the last two decades the Chinese have helped change Richmond from a sleepy fishermen's village into a city of over 140, 000 people.

The Save the Fishermen sign is still nailed to the wooden boards, but inside the shelter is bare, with only some fishing nets.

The technology was designed for use in combat zones but now will help protect swimmers, surfers and fishermen off the coast of Queensland.

Fishermen have been advised against going out to sea in affected areas, Kompas said.

We also tend to exist in regions far from fishermen or harm and that are less polluted in nature.

As prospective fishing places outnumbered fishermen, the committee needed to determine priorities.

After more than 20 days, the fishermen and a few other fishermen dock together with water.

In this incident, there had been fishermen, "depending on corpse asking price, do nothing about them" phenomenon.

When fitted with an otter trawl, invented in 1892, it enabled fishermen to haul in six times the catch of a sailing ship.

The fishermen had been given up for lost in the storm but they have now arrived safely back.

Notice the sequence of His statement to the fishermen: "Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men" (Matt. 4: 19).

All the other fishermen laughed at Hywel as he rowed back to shore.

This week French fishermen clogged up the port of Dunkirk and British lorry-drivers choked roads into London and Cardiff.

To help save dolphins, many tuna fishermen now use special nets and techniques to release the dolphins.

Fishermen and tour operators told of lost jobs, restaurants were shut down, and the economy in many affected areas was devastated.

One day, the monkey saw fishermen throw a net over the river. He watched how the fishermen caught fish.

The fishermen were generally found to suffer from moderate hearing loss due to the noise exposure, mainly affecting speech frequencies.

Police to stop the sea board, plug in Chinese fishermen in the bow of iron prod, armed with axes and iron bars.

Another patron saint of the sea, Tam Kung, brings security and happiness to all fishermen.

There is no protective harbor, so the fishermen have to beach their boats and drag their engines home for safekeeping overnight.

But along the Li river, which runs through the centre of town, fishermen ply their trade in the same odd manner they always have.

Whether rehousing assistance will be offered to villagers in fishermen villages whose houses are in a dilapidated state or have collapsed ?

When tuna fishermen set their nets around the dolphins to catch the tuna, the dolphins are trapped too.

They have long drawn fishermen and hikers; until now, however, art fanciers have had little reason to visit.

These fishermen will be considered as illegal border crossers and will be returned to the authorities in Shenzhen.

They have long drawn fishermen and hikes; until now, however, art fanciers have had little reason to visit.

According to Xinhua, he said Japan should seek "a wise political resolution" and immediately release the Chinese fishermen.

The fishermen hauled the fish into the boat.

Off the coast of down East Maine, hidden in the mist, is Idaho, the home of about sixty-year rounders, mainly lobster fishermen.

Yongfeng Feng spoke to fishermen in the east of the country, where a local development zone has led to simmering discontent.

No way, the fishermen had on the spot in which the military is still set off his shirt.

South Korean fishermen, engineering and technical personnel, construction workers work assignments.

Fishermen tied their boats down, though tourists seemed to regard Ida as only a minor setback.

Many of the disciples were fishermen and were used to the lake, though a few, like Matthew, had what we would call an office job.

Some fishermen on the northern shore say the outbreak this year is just as bad.

He wants to use the fishing reports section of the Web page to lure (pun intended) more enthusiastic sport fishermen to the Web site.

Local fishermen and cattle farmers are forbidden to sell their products, and exports of the produce that it is legal to sell are slipping.

Oh, I see. I heard that the waters on both sides of the road are natural aquatic farms of Haixing fishermen for raising shrimps and crabs.

We spend great deal of time with the fishermen showing them ways to prevent the birds from getting hooked.

Fishermen in northern Japan are braced for a "massive" inundation of huge Nomura's jellyfish this autumn.

Fishermen and sailors sometimes claim to have seen monsters in the sea.

And the arrest of 122 illegal fishermen arrested by authorities in the Philippines is one of the largest.

Zhoushan fishermen paintings have a strong local folk art style and contains special marine culture amorous feelings.

BirdLife South Africa believes that fishermen can continue to make a living without harming these endangered birds.

They wait for a familiar pattern to emerge like fishermen wait for a nibble at a riverbank where they fished many times in the past.

Two fishermen navigate the fog-fringed Clarence River near the town of Grafton in New South Wales, Australia.

Unification Ministry spokesman Chun Hae-sung told reporters Pyongyang has not sent Seoul any information about the fishermen.

The town was a lazy winter seaside resort , inhabited by fishermen and hoteliers . . .

The fishermen splash their paddles to tell the dolphins they'd like to fish together.

Scholars believe the "Gaoqiao" originates from the totem worship of primitive clans and the fishermen's lives along the coast.

There they may be scooped up illegally by richer fishermen, with bigger boats, from the neighbouring Dominican Republic.

Islanders who live training so that tension, but some of Yin Ping Island fishermen began fishing the sea, hoping to resume normal life.

Visitors can be converted from the fishermen's houses, "family hostels " , and Tongchitongzhu fishermen, the fishing village folk feel.

A 1997 fisheries agreement allows both sides' fishermen to operate free of regulation around the islands.

"China will keep catching fishermen until it runs out of money, which is never. "

Sometime after, the fishermen left the net and went to have lunch.

Sometimes fishermen are killed at sea. Many lighthouses have been built on the Maine coast to warn seamen of dangerous rocks.

The successful fishermen of that day were already in.

The coast guard detained eight rescued fishermen, but said one died after being rescued from the water and another was missing.

The silver carp, capable of spectacular leaping, batter fishermen.

Most of these fishermen have spent their lives on the sea.

Other people make bombers too but most of the local fishermen say Smokey's are the best.

Fishermen are going out to sea and carrying their cellphones.

An emergency shrimping season was opened on Thursday to allow fishermen to bring in their catch before it was fouled by the advancing oil.

Fishermen catch anchovies in the Mediterranean Sea and along the Atlantic coast near Spain and Portugal.

We met him yesterday at a cannery village near the Columbia River, when we were watching some fishermen bring in the fish.

On the supply side, fishermen complain that the size of the bluefin they are catching has plummeted in recent years.

Two fishermen have survived for almost a month in shark-infested waters off Australia, by floating in a large icebox after their boat sank.

These fishermen have nothing to do but wait for compensation, which will help them start fishing again.

Commercial fishermen that typically have rights to fish in specific areas will be ill equipped for the massive migration of their prey.

Crude has washed up on 100 miles of Louisiana shoreline , threatening the livelihood of tens of thousands of fishermen and shrimpers .

A breeze sends gentle ripples over Lake Ohrid in Macedonia as two fishermen wait patiently for a bite.

As the newlyweds ascended a ramp to the town wharf, fishermen and tourists in front of the Five Islands Lobster Company applauded.

Fishermen call him when they catch something and he arranges the pick-up and delivery to customers by phone.

Local fishermen have also joined in laying the orange spill-containment barriers along the coast.

Most soldiers were commoners, eg. farmers, slaves, apprentices, laborers, fishermen, artisans and women.

Nine dead green sea turtles seized from six Chinese fishermen at Puerto Princesa city port, Palawan province, south-western Philippines.

A group of our villagers, mainly fishermen I knew, were arming themselves.

Philippine authorities have frequently detained Chinese fishermen near Palawan.

The fishermen called out to the men on the shore.

The correct approach is that, in the fish hook, the sports fishermen struggle for the big fish, there should be a reasonable accommodation.

e. g. It's the money that spurs these fishermen to risk a long ocean journey in their flimsy boats.

In Higashi-Matsushima, a coastal town in Miyagi Prefecture that was hit hard by the tsunami, fishermen are doing more than just rebuilding.

Vietnam demanded that China release nine Vietnamese fishermen it arrested in September near another group of disputed islands.

The authors of the 53-page study (pdf) interviewed farmers and fishermen in mostly rural parts of India.

Do not think that this is an ordinary fish, which is just caught by fishermen and special fresh!

Local fishermen took the law into their own hands, boarding the illegal fishing boats and demanding a share of the catch.

It was a documentary on some place by the sea, a kind of fishermen's town.

The district, for which Edward was invited to stand, being composed chiefly of fishermen, was intensely radical.

The fishermen who rent them out and bring them across know they are going to be burnt at the other end.

Those fishermen that had ventured onto the deck to watch the waves were washed into the sea.

To try and maintain their catch, more fishermen use nets with a finer mesh.

Poor Asians find it harder and harder to afford fish. And individual fishermen find it increasingly difficult to make a living.

Some fishermen who use the device complain that having holes in their nets can cause them to lose a significant percentage of their catch.

Fishing insurance is an important means to avoid production risk for fishermen.

Rats, the sole occupants of one rocky islet, are so ravenous that seasonal fishermen sleep in their skiffs, afraid to languish ashore.

THE sea is warm and azure blue. Fishermen mend their nets under coconut palms, children play and music drifts from the church on the hill.

Today, like a growing number of Indians, rich and poor, Mr Navle and the fishermen have mobile phones.

And after World War II, when scuba equipment became popular, fishermen began harvesting abalone in extraordinary numbers.

Fishermen sell fresh sea food directly from their boats, while rows of customers select and attempt to haggle the price for their purchases.

The idea is to let fishermen be guided by the market.

Spooked by media attention, the fishermen have been warned to dock their boats and stop fishing for bodies.

Why would fishermen wash nets that hadn't been used? Nets that hadn't caught fish?

Legend Kitchen God is in charge of fish, fishermen, each year the night open to fishermen fish library.

ConocoPhillips oil spill: Fishermen formally request for compensation.

In the home, in our home, the house at very high mountains, from feet up to the top of the mountain, need to take the fishermen boat.

British and French lorry drivers are demanding relief from soaring energy costs, as are Europe's fishermen and small business owners.

Still, several huge luxury yachts made in Europe loom over the fishermen's boats across the water.

Naval sources have estimated that the majority of missing fishermen are from Irrawaddy Division and Mon State.

Chinese fishermen have been gathering herbs and fishing in the islands and the nearby waters for generations.

Only the fishermen really know their source, and they may be cagey about revealing it, for illegal fishing is rampant.

Fishermen are notorious for blowing their fishing tales out of all proportion.

After the coastguard arrested the fishermen, China cancelled meetings, gummed up Japanese trade and stopped exports of rare earths.

Louisiana fishermen in Venice docked their boats this afternoon, knowing waters could be closed for a long, long time.

Fishermen often cut off the shark's fins and throw the animal back into the water.

37 Chinese fishermen arrested by the Sri Lankan navy over the weekend have been freed.