Sentence examples for crayfish from high-quality English sources.

• I put the crayfish back in the lake.

• Most adult crayfish are about 7.5 cm (3 inches) long.

• Crayfish are best eaten from late spring to late autumn.

• He dug out a basin, filled it with water and stocked it with crayfish.

• The marmorkreb is a type of crayfish.

• Crayfish mate in the autumn and lay eggs in the spring.

• Crayfish are also delicious in risottos, soups and stews.

• Season the reserved crayfish tails with salt and pepper and add to the pan.

Use crayfish in a sentence.

• Thousands of people converge on Xuyi County, in China, for the annual crayfish-eating festival.

• Customers can also select grilled chicken, crayfish egg mayo and quinoa cous-cous mix to go with the salad.

• Farmers continued raising crayfish through the spring and now have ponds full of them, but demand has been slow to rebound.

• When sourcing crayfish, remember that you should be sold signal crayfish, which have a distinctive red underside.

• The Bikers enjoy the island's specialities of lamb and crayfish before a sensational final cook with one of Sweden's top chefs - Filip Fasten.

• They help throw a crayfish party on the banks of the Thames and also explore the history of a British classic now almost forgotten: the winkle.

• We’ve all done it – chowing down on a crayfish and avocado Pret sandwich at our desks whilst sitting back on our swivel chair, responding to emails and answering calls in between bites.

• For the crayfish stock, put the garlic, spring onions, prawn heads and shells, white wine, tomato purée, ketchup and water into a medium saucepan; place on the heat and boil for eight minutes.

crayfish sentence examples

• This occurs within the branchiopod order Anomopoda, as in Daphnia, in most isopods and amphipods, and in some decapods, including freshwater crabs and crayfish and some deep-sea and Arctic groups.

• After investigating the damage signal crayfish cause to the river environment for one of these programmes, Mike set up a crayfish farm that supplies many of London's top restaurants.

• ., crayfish) and the lengthened tactile hairs (vibrissae) on the snouts of nocturnally active mammals (e.g., cats or rats) serve in tactually sensing objects in the vicinity of the animal’s body, extending and enriching the adaptive function of the sense of…

• Among the families characteristic of this realm are mammals such as Talpidae (moles), Castoridae (beavers), Ochotonidae (pikas); amphibians such as three families of salamanders, Salamandridae, Cryptobranchidae, and Proteidae; and invertebrates such as the freshwater crayfish family Astacidae.