walleyed造句

• Wally Walleye is a 25-foot walleyed pike statue in Garrison.
• What we were witnessing was a Texas-size, walleyed, hissy fit.
• Recreation includes fishing ( for musky and walleyed pike ), boating and swimming.
• People suffering from the condition can be cross-eyed or walleyed, Livingstone said.
• The fish compete with native yellow perch and walleyed pike, and consume the eggs of the commercially important whitefish, among other species.
• They are often casually referred to as " walleyed pike " or " pickerel, " but those are misnomers.
• Tellingly, he did not care for Warhol, describing him as " chi-chi " and " walleyed ."
• At the Lenox Room on the Upper East Side, David Cunningham's freshwater choucroute features walleyed pike, crayfish and crisp-fried smelts.
• Many of the traditional Cree trap lines will be gone forever, and fishing for walleyed pike and speckled trout will never be quite the same.
• Love's Cheryl projects the abrasive walleyed screwiness of a grown-up baby doll that's been smashed against the wall too many times.
• Only a few years ago, fishermen and Indians were at war in northern Wisconsin over the tribe's practice of spearfishing walleyed pike during spawning season.
• In her galleries of Italian paintings, for example, the porcine, walleyed Count Tommasso Inghirami by Raphael still glows in his crimson cardinal's gown.
• Certain ingredients, like walleyed pike, his celebrated short ribs and warm lobster salad will remain, but how they are presented will vary according to the seasons.
• People come for walleyed pike or whitefish from the bay, grilled over coals, and local beef, and vegetables that spill from two gardens seven months a year.
• Newly installed in a magnificent Art Deco space that once housed a cafeteria, with black glass and silvery grillwork, this longtime local favorite features regional products like walleyed pike and pheasant.
• In these confessionals, Mac, with his dark skin, short Afro and round, walleyed countenance, looks less like an avuncular Cosby than a mesomorphic Notorious B . I . G.
• Sitting in front of a computer trying to tempt virtual fish into taking virtual lures may seem like a neo-Luddite nightmare come to life or evidence that computer game developers have gone completely walleyed.
• My entree, saddle of rabbit, was so tender it fell off the bone; Dirk, a Midwesterner, was delighted to find walleyed pike, crusted with hazelnuts and pan fried, on the menu.
• If he had the condition known as " divergent strabismus, " or " steroblindness "-- or just plain " walleyed, " in the vernacular-- it would have inhibited his ability to see the world three-dimensionally.
• Chefs were proud to showcase local and regional foods, and we sampled wines, cheeses, game ( caribou, pigeon, quail, venison, duck ) and fish ( walleyed pike, arctic char, scallops ) from the province and surroundings.