Examples of sardine

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Afterwards, the women put the sardines into the cans, adding olive oil or another preservative.
Commercial species including prawns, sardines, mackerels, oil sardines, and some crustaceans are harvested in the region.
The market for pilchards declined when foreign tinned sardines and pilchards came to the shops.
By the early 1970s, the sardines had gone.
Hence, at each sampling time, sardines were rapidly separated into size classes, among which fish were randomly subsampled.
First, women removed the sardines' heads and guts by hand.
The stokers looked after the fish toaster where the sardines were cooked ; the boilermaker controlled the cansterilizer.
Other exports included comparatively smaller volumes of dried shellfish, cuttlefish, and salted sardines.
Once fried or steamed, the sardines were left to cool and dry because if they were introduced hot into the cans their skins would rupture, producing a poor-quality product.
Pelagic species, notably sardines, are an important source of cheap protein, for the poor population in particular.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Hence, a number of criteria, quite clear in their purpose, have already been defined with regard to sardines and tuna.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Other factors which curtailed the opportunity for profits included many years of low sardine catches and wartime scarcities of other raw materials such as tinplate and oil.
The right formula for management of sardine stocks has always been subject to considerable argument among the committee.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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