I was so afraid the fishman wouldn't tell you to start exactly at two, or that one of us would walk faster than the other; but we met at the very spot!
The fishman raised his arm in one of the now-familiar gestures.
He decided that Garf's superior attitude and powers boded no good; that if the fishman once became slightly irritated he would sic the nonapus on Ray and himself.
Farmer looked at Garf again with fear and awe, and the fishman looked back with cold amusement.
The nonapus crouched motionless; the fishman stood firmly, as if untouched by anything around him, his arms folded and a faint smile upon his damp lips.
John Andrew tried not to stare at him too noticeably, but Ray made no bones about it; apparently the fishman thought nothing at all of his state of nudity.
To his surprise, Garf did nothing to stop him; probably, John Andrew figured later, the fishman expected no further trouble from the humans after the treatment they'd had.
He was the fishman from Polk Street, extremely excited, his greeting followed by a voluble description of how he had escaped from a collapsing building in his undershirt.
The fishman was not particularly interested in that and went on to tell how he had been down to Union Square and seen thousands of people there--and had she heard that fires had started in the Mission--a good many fires?
The fishman will ordinarily do this, and it is as quick and merciful as any way of killing.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fishman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
