Use "fin" em uma frase

1. Glenelle drifted back from logging readings, her personification the little zero-gee fairy with goldfish fins on her feet instead of wings

2. Fourthly, Salt fish of all kinds, whale fins, whalebone, oil, and blubber, not caught by and cured on board British vessels, when imported into Great Britain, are subject to double aliens duty

3. Yes, he decided, graceful; like a plump angelfish without fins

4. The grey fish have two spiky, white, long fins on each side of their bodies that helps them to swim

5. The fins resemble sharp Q-tips and carry small gills on each of them

6. On each side of the sharks near the head are round, double layer fins that stick out five feet in diameter

7. The fins look circular like stingray bodies

8. There is another small set of fins towards the midsection and a long narrow tail

9. The creatures also have 10-20 small fins moving on the side of their eyes across the side of their bodies

10. Most of the sea animals adapted with wings or fins that work underwater and in the air

11. Their heads contain helium that enables them to float without needing wings or flapping fins

12. Grey medium-sized sharks with red flapping fins and several eyes around their nose leap out from the clouds below the octopuses

13. The fast moving tail and flapping fins work in sync

14. The lobsters jump on the sharks’ backs and quickly bite into their fins

15. Jaden moves over to the shark’s fins and tastes that as well

16. 9 These shall you eat of all that are in the waters: whatever has fins and scales in the waters, in the seas, and in the rivers, them shall you eat;

17. 10 And all that have not fins and scales in the seas, and in the rivers, of all that move in the waters, and of any living thing which is in the waters, they shall be an abomination to you:

18. 12 Whatever has no fins nor scales in the waters, that shall be an abomination to you;

19. 9 These you shall eat of all that are in the waters: all that have fins and scales shall you eat:

20. 10 And whatever has not fins and scales you may not eat; it is unclean to you

21. 9 These shall ye eat of all that are in the waters: whatsoever hath fins and scales in the waters, in the seas, and in the rivers,

22. 10 And all that have not fins and scales in the seas, and in the rivers, of all that move in the waters, and of any living thing

23. 12 Whatsoever hath no fins nor scales in the waters, that shall be an abomination unto you

24. Half the time the damned fins don't unfold evenly, and they wind up going all over the place

25. moving onto the skin afterwards, then the fins, until nothing was

26. Two heat fins on the air-cooled engine had been ripped off as well

27. The front half was a calf—a baby, with black fur and big, sad brown eyes and a white muzzle—and its back half was a black-and-brown snaky tail with fins running down the top and bottom, like an enormous eel

28. Batam was terrified, in other words, opened his eyes excessively, expanded the fins of his nose and bleached the complexion of his face

29. "I think I will name you Bouncer," said Peter, and the seahorse clapped its seal-like fins and jumped back in the water to play again

30. The ceiling was a masterpiece to put the rest of the artwork in the castle to shame: fashioned from jewels, diamonds, and bits of smooth glass was an expansive, inverted model of the open sea, replete with cruising fins and schools of fish, tropical islands and archipelagos, a tortoise with a scale forest on its back, and a replica of Coral Wing itself carved out of a sparkling prism, so faithfully rendered that Jai wondered whether there was an even tinier version of the fortress inside the first model

31. The children saw that as the blue gems swept from side to side, the myriad tiny fins and turtle shells rose and fell below the waves

32. Cliff’s fins drooped like wilting leaves

33. They towered over the entrance to the river, their upraised hands fifty fins high

34. Lightning hit the water a dozen fins in front of the boat—before they sailed directly through the geyser of sparks the children saw that the river was flowing straight for the edge of a ravine, gushing over the side to disappear

35. Looking back, the ledge they had sailed off was no more than ten fins high; looking forward, their new location was far less preferable

36. In the center of the clearing was a stone tower, thirty fins tall

37. Jai and Ceder swapped a look of amazement—the log had passed only fins above their heads

38. Waiting for the last possible moment before the pink prow reached the roaring falls, the Dangler whipped his pole back, hooked the same log he had rescued them from earlier, and cast it forward so that the log slammed into the waterfall twenty fins above the river

39. It was a full thirty fins tall

40. It was thirty fins tall, made of the same gray stone as the tower

41. “It would take a year to cut through ten fins of this insidious atrocity

42. Black stems, thick and thin, crashed into the shallow river as Jai cleared a path of twenty fins through the formerly impassable brambles

43. His climb down the tower complete, the Dangler peeked over the hole in the top of the mountain, a hundred fins above the children

44. “What are those fins, do you see them?”

45. He jumped up to see the three large black fins, one very tall, and the other two smaller, moving in perfect unison

46. Brawny arms swung the dead man over the rail, and a dozen fins cut the water as he sank

47. The corpses, white and black, were hurled overboard, where triangular fins were already cutting the water

48. slice off the fins then throw the body overboard

49. without fins can't swim, they end up sinking to the bottom of

50. by catching a shark, slicing off its fins then tossing the body

51. hunted for their fins in an unsustainable manner

52. He needed so much concentration to link scales, fit minute rubies into the eyes, laminate gills, and put on fins that there was not the smallest empty moment left for him to fill with his disillusionment of the war

53. Astoundingly calm, Mitchell emerged near the surface, pulling off the fins, before clasping the ladder

54. Quickly, he located Yang's body churning underwater, and then used the large fins to propel himself forward

55. He took another drink of water and began winding his legrope around his fins

56. Max rotated, not the nut! So Max removed his fins, gripped either side of the tire with his knees and with his feet on the chassis, he tried again

57. With a desperate threshing of her fins and clutching of her outstretched hand, the gap continued to close

58. Yvonne Barns told me she had sometimes seen him driving, quote, ‘one of them flash American cars with no top and big fins on the back,’ unquote

59. He stood by Peg and trained his underwater camera on the Beetle as it rotated in the breeze, both doors hanging open like the pectoral fins on a floundering dolphin

60. Pushing along the shallows with paired fins and gulping air to supplement oxygen-poor waters, the tetrapod ancestors of humanity and other non-arthropod land animals prepared for a move out of the water, away from predators and competition, but into a world of harsh extremes

61. As tetrapods evolved into amphibians, their stout fins were slowly transformed through

62. She wore a diver’s wet suit, with a mask, tuba and a pair of fins hooked to her belt and with a watertight small pack now at her feet, while she held a compact, silencer-equipped pistol in her right hand

63. He could see a number of large fins protruding from the water and moving slowly in random directions

64. Ben watched the sharks swimming with their fins breaking the water like a knife slicing meat

65. out of water, gil s flapping violently while her fins tried to grab a hold of evolution

66. Canard: A small winglet, mounted on the forward area of an aircrafts fuselage, in the opposite location (in front of the wing) to where horizontal tail fins or elevators, are typically located

67. “These you may eat, whatever is in the water: all that have fins and scales, those in the water, in the seas or in the rivers, you may eat

68. Trout, bass, whiting, and salmon have both scales and fins and make wonderful dishes

69. whatever else he could find he worked his way down to the fins at the rear of

70. were built with lubrication free bearings, large tolerances and huge cooling fins

71. Everything else, including the change from fins to fingers, is small potatoes

72. “Over the south hills to green the gardens of Virnraya and Aclun, and warm the fins of the Iraelde

73. snout assuming that the fins on its back were what Broecious

74. What good are fins when you’re kept in a bowl?

75. When it hit the firing pin at the base, it would trigger the cap, which ignited the propellant attached to the bomb’s fins

76. fins betrayed the presence of sharks

77. Her legs had been replaced by the tail end of a fish, with gigantic fins that spread and flopped over the side of the boat

78. its front fins were about six inches long

79. of fins that were of a similar shape, but smaller

80. They could have been divers with fins strapped to their backs, actors in yet another terrifying game

81. Its fins shimmered in the silver moonlight

82. "Come on, let's get out of the water, before we grow scales and fins

83. The dorsal and anal fins will grow past

84. Gender : Males reportedly have the horizontal scribbles not only on the fins but on their body

85. Females will have no scribbles on their body, just the fins and instead have a dark blue

86. They are striped white and black with yellow dorsal and caudal fins along with the

87. a purple face along with red/orange fins lined in streaks of black

88. their dorsal and pectoral fins in unison, perhaps for stability

89. The dorsal fins on this fish are venomous so we need to handle them with care

90. netting them so that their fins don't get caught in the net

91. slowly back and forth until the fish relaxes the fins and you can release it into the tank

92. should relax their fins and come out of the net

93. and pelvic fins with a white caudal fin

94. throat (or chin if you prefer) and their fins will be outlined in yellow

95. to come up to them at which point they will clean the body, fins and gills of the fish

96. Some fish even have two dorsal fins

97. is a fish disease that causes the fish fins to rot away

98. There were half a dozen of them, their fins cutting through the water as they sped toward the raft

99. They looked like fins and they were growing right out of Jay’s hand, fish-like in their scaly moistness

100. Eel-like fins now inhabited poultices where the severed digits had once been