Simple forms like the lobsters display a primitive structure parallel with that of the fishes.
As a group the crabs and lobsters are confined below the high-water mark.
If them lobsters find anything to eat or drink down there," Frank said, "we'll go down and take it away from them.
The tunnel ended in a large rocky hall with the armory, hung with ten thousand gleaming shields, on the one side, and the guardroom crowded with enthusiastic Lobsters on the other.
This latter law directs the state fish commissioner to purchase such lobsters whenever caught and either to liberate them or to sell them to the United States for keeping in a fish hatchery.
See how eagerly the lobsters and the turtles all advance!
The reason is,' said the Gryphon, 'that they WOULD go with the lobsters to the dance.
Strange food was set before her; delicious jellied cold soups, and scarlet lobsters with giant claws; and Maria Angelina discovered that excitement had not dulled her appetite.
The lobsterswill be getting impatient," said Jack, helping his mother to her feet.
The lobstersin the dining-room will be becoming anxious.
Lobsters au gratin may also be served in silver, escalope shells if handy are preferred.
There were plenty of cuffs and collars, and queer enough thelobsters looked in them.
On'y dey isn't no kine ob lobsters good nuff for some folks, dey isn't.
While this was going on, Charlie, with his spear, poked some lobsters from beneath the rocks.
In addition to their clams, the boys had an abundance of lobsters and wrinkles; they had also brought some of the smelts caught in the mouth of the brook the day before.
He had gone out to his box, which was anchored a little way out in the cove, and had chosen two fine lobsters which he had tied together with a bit of fish-line.
The lobsters were clashing their pegged claws together in the back of the wagon, and Georgie sometimes looked over at them to be sure they were all right.
The sixth at the table was a person inconsequent in the realm of art, but one at whose bidding many lobsters had perished.
The lobsters played about her feet, or clung affectionately to her toes, as if loath to leave the water and be gathered in the folds of her blue apron.
She was gathering lobsters in the burn that ran through the glen.
He had bought her lobsters to win her heart, only to cast it aside.
Lobsters are not found naturally in the Pacific, but shipments of lobsters have been made from the Atlantic coast.
On the Atlantic coast the lobsters were rapidly disappearing when the work of artificial "planting" of young lobstersand eggs began.
At the last shipment, after carrying them across the continent packed in seaweed, more than a thousand lobsterswere safely placed on the bed of the Pacific Ocean.
The results can be seen now, for more lobsters are being caught each year, and the price to users is growing less as the supply becomes more plentiful.
An other of their employments is their Summer processions to get Lobsters for their husbands, wherewith they baite their hookes when they goe a fishing for Basse or Codfish.
The tide being spent, they trudge home two or three miles, with a hundred weight of Lobsters at their backs, and if none, a hundred scoules meete them at home, and a hungry belly for two days after.
I was showing William how the lobsters went into the traps," Janet explained, "and I made believe my rag doll was a crawling lobster and I stuck her in the net hole.
Lobster pots are pots to catch lobsters in," said Teddy.
And old, big lobsters have teeth on their claws so they can crush even a clam or an oyster shell, I should imagine.
And when lobsters have been out of water for some time they get slow and sluggish, and seem hardly able to lift their claws which, often, are half as large as themselves.
When first taken from the water lobsters can lift their claws well up over their head and pinch very hard.
They take 'em out to sea with a brick inside, and when lobsters get in the men take 'em out.
Once there, to the boy's astonishment, Don loosed the lacings of the canvas on Field's lobster pond, then one at a time he took the lobsters from his crate and dropped them into the pond.
We don’t quite take to his coming, because there are more lobsters down his way than there are here and we feel that it would be fairer for him to keep to his home grounds.
He dropped the three biglobsters into a wooden box in the dory.
He does a man’s work on the farm and helps bring in the lobsters every morning.
Lobsters and crabs made their appearance during the Mesozoic era.
Among the most common and interesting of all Paleozoic animals were the trilobites, distantly related to modern lobsters and crabs.
Lobsters are found in all the European seas; but on the opposite shores of the Atlantic and in the seas of the southern hemisphere they do not exist.
So to the Mewstone he went, and forlobsters he looked.
But all that the mayor meant was that he would go and have an afternoon's fun, like any schoolboy, and catch lobsters with an iron hook.
The effects of over-fishing have become apparent, especially in America, rather in the reduced average size of the lobsters caught than in any diminution of the total yield.
This last character, together with some peculiarities of the branchial system, distinguish the lobstersfrom the freshwater crayfishes.
In Europe the lobsters are generally sent to market in the fresh state, but in America, especially in the northern New England states and in the maritime provinces of Canada, the canning of lobsters is an important industry.
A vagrant Englishman discovered that lobsters could be had almost for the asking in Carrowkeel.
The price of lobsters rose to the unprecedented figure of four shillings a dozen, and it was supposed that even so the promoter of the scheme secured a profit.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lobsters" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
