How To Use Pilchard In A Sentence
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The pilchards are now familiarly called "fair maids," from _fermade_, a corruption of _fumado_ (the Spanish word for _smoked_), as originally they were cured by smoking, a method, however, which has long been abandoned.
Michael Penguyne Fisher Life on the Cornish Coast
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When you buy sardines from France, Portugal or Spain, you're really getting pilchards, a smaller and fatter variety of herring.
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Oily fish such as herring, kippers, mackerel, pilchards, salmon, sardines and trout, contain oils that can lessen the risk of thrombosis.
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He pointed out that 100 tonnes of diesel is now being released in a relatively shallow area which is also a major spawning area for pilchards.
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And the Penguin chews the scenery as if coated in pilchard paste and quacks "Penguins mate for life" into Catwoman's ear.
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Isa made arrangements for daily supplies of fish, crab, lobsters, mackerel, pilchard when they could get them.
THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN
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The fish stalls sell pilchards, mackerel and squid, which are the best baits for general ledger fishing, taking most species including conger and moray eels.
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It is only found in the muscles of amphibians and many fish species such as hake, yellowtail and pilchard.
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The officials claimed that the seals prefer pilchard, small hake and horse mackerel.
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For no sooner was Billy let out of the stocks than off he went to Lawyer Mennear, who was a young man then just set up in practice, and as keen for a job as a huer for pilchards; and between them they patched up an action for false imprisonment -- damages claimed, one hundred pounds.
Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts
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After the local pilchard and anchovy stocks collapsed, the penguins were forced to search out new and less abundant prey items, such as gobe, red hake, and squid, but it was already too late.
The Great Penguin Rescue
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They will catch a large variety of small fish which gather under a boat, such as blue runner, jacks and pilchards.
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It is suggested that younger children, whose developing nervous systems are susceptible to damage by contaminants, obtain omega-3 from species such as goatfish, anchovies or pilchard.
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The main species harvested are hake, horse mackerel and pilchard, whilst other species such as monk, anchovy, tuna and sole also contribute to this sector.
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This is followed by purse-seiming for pilchards, anchovy and juvenile horse-mackerel; ring and bow net harvesting of inshore lobster and deep - sea crab, and line fishing for tuna, kob and snoek.
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We netted up a bunch of live pilchards, literally over 1000 and anchored up over a reef out about 10 miles and proceeded to create a feeding frenzy of kingfish, bonito, blackfin tuna, mahi, red snapper, sailfish and wahoo.
Good Guide, Bad Guide
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He noted that fresh pilchards are simply grilled, with pepper and salt, which is still the best way of cooking sardines, the junior version of pilchards.
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Salmon, mackerel, herring, sardines, pilchards and fresh tuna are the best source of Omega 3 which is rich in Eicosapentaenoic acid.
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Lastly, horse mackerel's acidity level is higher than pilchard causing a corrosive action when the fish is canned.
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After migrating to the ocean, the maturing adults feed on large zooplakton, herring, pilchard, sandlance and other fishes, squid, and crustaceans.
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Despite the introduction of laws restricting the catch, the pilchard population has never fully recovered in this part of the world.
The Great Penguin Rescue
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I have witnessed with my own eyes a colleague eating a pot noodle mixed with pilchards straight out of the tin.
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Outside he began to sketch Croyden and Bran as they slipped the pilchard fillets over each hook.
THE MAIN CAGES
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The Gauteng health department has recalled a batch of botulism-tainted pilchards for laboratory testing after an incident in which two East Rand children were poisoned last week.
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The pilchard is a little fish resembling a small herring.
Deep Down, a Tale of the Cornish Mines
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Once made aware of the huge numbers of penguins that could die as a result of this food shortage, Valli Moosa agreed to temporarily lift the restrictions on the pilchard catch.
The Great Penguin Rescue
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While the country clogs up its shopping centres, folk in one south-westerly fishing village will troop down streets and beaches, sing about storms and sailors, and feast on pilchards and pastry.
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This in turn affects the production of microscopic plants called phytoplankton, which is the main food for the pilchard.
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These fisheries are centred on commercially important species such as hake, anchovy and pilchard, and the associated industries are an important source of employment.
Biodiversity in Africa
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The South African sardine, also known as the pilchard, is usually found in huge shoals in the upper layers of the ocean.
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What else is there for them to catch other than pilchard, small hake or line-fish such as cob, steenbras or black tail,’ he said.
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Actually, the best sardine (pilchard) I ever had was pan-sized - salted and flame grilled until the skin was black.
Fried Carp, Anyone?
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A number of flavouring oils were used by some anglers such as aniseed, herring and pilchard.
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For distribution and abundance of clupeoid larvae (pilchard, round herring and anchovy) and scombrid larvae (tuna and chub mackerel), see Beckley, 1998.
Agulhas Current large marine ecosystem
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Because of the dramatic decline in the pilchard population in the Western Cape area, local fishing restrictions had previously been put into place in an attempt to increase the numbers of these fish.
The Great Penguin Rescue
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I had my big beach rod, and was fishing with pilchards, casting out as far as I could.
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The main species harvested are hake, horse mackerel and pilchard, whilst other species such as monk, anchovy, tuna and sole also contribute to this sector.
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Concerned fishermen put pilchard bait on a rock, snared the bird and cut the nylon away.
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The best book that I have found for readability on the subject, and without losing me along the way with uber-florid prose about artists in smocks, mixing cerulean blue pigment on their paint spattered pallets as the fisherman hauled in pilchards at their feet, is The Shining Sands Artists in Newlyn and St Ives 1880-1930 by Tom Cross.
A day in Cornwall
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The omega - 3 oil found in oily fish such as mackerel, salmon, fresh tuna, sardines, herring, kippers, pilchards, trout and anchovies are known to have a protective effect on the heart.
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Both white fish (such as haddock, plaice, halibut and sole) and oily fish (such as sardines, salmon, trout, pilchards and mackerel) are valuable sources of protein, vitamins and minerals.
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The pilchard that social status does not poor people drowsy, and carnivorous person the arrival of catfish, make them to flee for one's life a scene of bustling activity, vibrant.
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Between dives, I enjoy the local food - grilled meat and smoked ham, salted pilchards, sheep's cheese, paprika salami, Slavonian spicy sausages and so on.
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He's a great big soft-roed pilchard; that's what he is.
To Win or to Die A Tale of the Klondike Gold Craze
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The main species harvested are hake, horse mackerel and pilchard, whilst other species such as monk, anchovy, tuna and sole also contribute to this sector.
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The fish stalls sell pilchards, mackerel and squid, which are the best baits for general ledger fishing, taking most species including conger and moray eels.
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Canned salmon, sardines, mackerel, trout and pilchards count as oily fish, as they do when fresh.
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The main exports are copper, zinc, gold and oil products, coffee, cotton, sugarcane & rice, anchovetas, pilchards and fishmeal.
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But, to protect the pilchard stocks, the ministry will set up a control mechanism to monitor the presence of pilchard in catches and will close an area for fishing if pilchard is present in the by-catch.
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Oily fish such as herring, kippers, mackerel, pilchards, salmon, sardines and trout, contain oils that can lessen the risk of thrombosis.
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The coastal dwellers also catch pilchard and white fish.
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Salmon, mackerel, herring, sardines, pilchards and fresh tuna are the best source of Omega 3 which is rich in Eicosapentaenoic acid.
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Herring and other clupeids such as pilchards and sardines have a sophisticated auditory system.
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Oily fish such as herring, kippers, mackerel, pilchards, salmon, sardines and trout, contain oils that can lessen the risk of thrombosis.
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There are many species of Clupeidae, with varying sizes and tastes, from the Atlantic herring, Clupea harengus, to the pilchard much loved in England, and often served in tomato sauce, to the tiny sprat, best smoked and eaten bones and all.
"The Silver Darlings": Oliver Sacks on Herring
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He saw ‘some small fish to skip, and play upon the surface of the water’ which turned out to be a school of pilchards.
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South Africa this week granted Namibia limited access to anchovy and pilchard.
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Oily fish such as herring, kippers, mackerel, pilchards, salmon, sardines and trout, contain oils that can lessen the risk of thrombosis.
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The standard explanation of this odd pie is that the heads of pilchards are uneatable, but full of rich oil which it would be a shame to waste.
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All the Arbroath smokies, the oak-smoked kippers, the tinned pilchards, the wild salmon leaping up the glens -- all that purine.
BLOOD IS DIRT
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With the birds confined to this small space, and with no way to escape, most eventually opened their mouths to eat when a pilchard was firmly and persistently pressed against the sides of their beaks.
The Great Penguin Rescue
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This gulf abounds with delicious fish; as the _sarde_ (pilchard) red fish, cod, sturgeon, ringed thornback, and many other sorts, the best in their kind.
History of Louisisana Or of the Western Parts of Virginia and Carolina: Containing
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A career in writing is not all about living on baked beans and pilchards.
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Harry sat down, hugely conscious of his improper dress and feeling like a pilchard in a bowl of caviar.
WALL GAMES
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