5+ sentence examples found: 1. With its staring, glassy eye and its mouth agape, Penny couldn’t bear to look at the trout on her plate, much less eat it.2. Rainbow trout have a vibrant vermilion stripe on their sides.
1. With its staring, glassy eye and its mouth agape, Penny couldn’t bear to look at the trout on her plate, much less eat it.
2. Rainbow trout have a vibrant vermilion stripe on their sides.
3. The fisherman knew the trout was big, but when it weighed in at 28 pounds he was stunned.
4. Picking off the last of a shoal of minnows, the trout darted back towards deeper water.
5. Every time the exaggerating fisherman told his ‘big catch’ tale to a new person, the size and length of the trout grew bigger and longer.
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