hake

But that was the last hake we wanted to see on this trip.

"Sarah Hake has it right - the people who own the big companies"

And that one looked like Hake, though it was hard to know for certain with half his head missing.

Hake was locking the front door with a big key.

If Hake saw that ruby, he might not wait until they were alone.

Johnny Hake knows the house well; he has gone to many a party there.

Hake blinked, and for a moment he seemed uneasy himself.

"Not without him making enough noise to bring Hake and the other one.

He reached for the flute case, but Hake shook his head.

Then all we have to worry about is Hake and his bullies.

More recently, there has been growth in the production of hake fillets.

Season hake on both sides with salt and pepper to taste.

If Hake had already locked the back door, running now would only begin what he was hoping to avoid.

I do so because the situations of the cod and hake stocks are very different.

We all have an interest in seeing the long-term recovery of Northern hake.

The demand for hake has been conventionally the most in Europe.

The lizard walked out of the water and grinned at the boy "Hake?"

Hake loses his job early in the story; he then tries and fails to start a new business.

"Hake is the kind of fish that falls apart very fast," he said.

I would admit that there are, however, some doubts about the state of hake stocks.

There is a further initiative in the pipeline covering Southern hake.

If the men in the common room saw it, half of them might join in with Hake.

The exportation of hake fish has decreased by almost 19 percent.

"Lark said the one that seems to be the father called himself Hake.

If any of the fish is particularly soft, like hake or whiting, put it in a couple minutes after the rest.