After some trawling, they again find something dragging on the line.

The trawling is done at depths of up to a half mile.

Often considered a trash fish in commercial trawling, it is of little or no economic value.

The trawling room had the atmosphere of a torture chamber.

Bottom trawling can cause serious damage to sea floor habitats.

Another example is the destruction of ocean floors by bottom trawling.

She was returned to her owners in late 1946 and resuming trawling.

Deep water coral species such as this are especially affected by the practice of bottom trawling.

Bottom trawling is one of the most harmful methods.

They believed that bottom trawling, like tilling of land, actually increased production.

How can this be if the trawling is "the equivalent of bulldozing a forest?"

No trawling through his decades as a newspaper columnist and conscience of American journalism.

"Shrimp trawling is the most important source of turtle mortality and has to be controlled."

The ideas arise from the planner's informal trawling of the external environment for information.

The report concluded that restrictions on excessive trawling were urgently needed.

Due to habitat damage of commercial trawling, some may not venture out during mating season.

In particular, sea turtles can be caught when bottom trawling is used by the commercial shrimp fishing industry.

It also used less fuel than traditional trawling.

The Isle's own fleet is engaged in light trawling and lobster fishing.

It is no longer a major fishing port, mussel-farming having replaced the traditional trawling.

Studies have suggested that shrimp trawling is responsible for the highest rate of by-catch.

In light of the environmental concerns surrounding trawling, many governments have debated policies that would regulate the practice.

This method of catching fish was an early form of modern-day trawling.

Doc had once, months back, been talking to Ryan about a vacation he'd enjoyed at the seaside with his wife, before the first trawling.

The reefs are susceptible to damage by fishing, especially bottom trawling and dredging.

A trawl is reading your brain even now, you see.

Perhaps she even had a trawl somewhere in this building.

I lost all that remained of my family in Trawl.

Because who knows in advance what bad guys a trawl will find?

There was one surprise in the third trawl: a 20-pounder.

I can do a wider trawl if you think it's worth it.

It was hard work, but easier than bringing in the trawl full of fish.

However, the trawl could not be set directly from the schooner.

"What made you tell me to let down my trawl in just that spot, Keith?"

Among this lot, the emotional trawl was a bit more of a mixed bag.

"I did take my own advice about a second trawl through the eyewitnesses, however."

The trawl was the only thing not tied down.

Early collections have recorded 300 to 600 individual specimens per trawl.

There are two eyewitnesses, it seems, who escaped the security trawl.

An eighteen-hour Security trawl had found no trace of her.

One trawl was in the dump area, the other outside it for comparison purposes.

Did I look like a hooker on the trawl?

I should not have allowed him even to switch on the trawl.'

And there was no other submarine that could possibly have hit the trawl net.

The activity of pulling the trawl through the water is called trawling.

This still leaves most of international waters completely without bottom trawl regulation.

That should start in a trawl through the small print of what the Coalition is doing badly.

But field trawls are a different matter, aren't they?

The trawl is pulled through the water by one or more boats, called trawlers.

One or two otter trawls can be towed from each side.

We've trawled through the web to find the best in show.

I'm just going to trawl through them for anything I've missed.

Do they have the software to trawl the market for the best deal?

Daniel and I then trawl through them looking for the one we feel works the best.

It was like trawling back through his memories, able to see everything, but change nothing.

So, where has Africa been in all of this travel trawling?

Trawl the archive for new research on how society works.

Which is why more networks than ever seem to be trawling for boys.

If you want the bones, then do as you're doing and trawl the bottom.

They spent weeks trawling through every tiny little aspect of his life.

We went back to trawling the Net for the next candidate.

We tried trawling for it - in the days before I met the general, that was - but had no success.

The rest of the band you can trawl the google car and find.

We've trawled through these incidents to help you make sense of the key events.

I resolved to leave work early and continue trawling the streets.

Important loans have been trawled from all the major international collections.

I kept having to drag myself back to the task in hand, trawling the past for the key to the present.

In previous years, that coverage has been available for only one week, but this year we have a full 30 days to trawl through it.

We have already trawled through the information held by other international organisations.

It was like a net of sound falling over my mind ready to trawl the truth.

He had trawled for views and ideas, as has become his method.

So far everything matched the floor plan and security camera images they'd trawled.

I trawled through the Book, but there was nothing.

The site is too deep for easy public access, and fishing boats do not trawl near them.