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1. A shoal of fish swam past.

2. The boat ran aground on a shoal.

3. The shark described a circle around the shoal of fish.

4. A shoal of fish swam past heading for the open sea .

5. Above: A shoal for ￡2?

6. Shoal Creek overflowed its banks Friday.

7. Keep Pim. pictus in a shoal.

8. The small shoal fish shimmer in the background.

9. When I have a shoal of feeding bream in the swim I can not rest easy.

10. A shoal makes an impressive sight,[sentencedict.com/shoal.html] especially as they are one of the few catfish active by day.

11. If you find yourself close to a shoal of feeding chub, take advantage and watch.

12. A small shoal of big bream may patrol a beat no wider than five yards.

13. It is a great shoal of sprats that has assembled in these inshore waters.

14. Note how the smallest fish in the shoal make sudden[Sentencedict.com], unthinking darts in the current.

15. Enoch's raft was carried by a shoal of fish to Culross where she was baptised by St Serf.

16. The shoal consists of lots of females and a single large male.

17. I could identify him easily because he was the only two-tone bream in the shoal.

18. A Thames barge has no keel and is afloat in the first few inches of shoal water.

19. Liverpool hope Barnes will recover from hamstring trouble but are again without a shoal of injured defenders.

20. A lookout watched for the tell-tale dark circle of a shoal of sardines.

21. Immediately upon their entrance, they were washed by a shoal of white faces gazing at them from behind cold masks.

22. All the spawning mops were removed and I hoped to see a shoal of young Cardinal Tetras.

23. I feel certain the purpose of the slimness stems from the natural instinct to shoal in a compact body.

24. It was obvious that the ship was running alongside a sand bank with a shoal water on the port side.

25. Day 19 Six under-developed fry were observed in a group, separate from the rest of the shoal.

26. Imagine for a moment what easy pickings a huge shoal of small bream are to a pack of marauding pike.

27. A breeze, the silver underside of leaves like a shoal of fish that changes direction.

28. The panic-stricken fish bolt ahead of them until a whole shoal has been herded together and trapped between the birds and the shore.

29. If the barracuda charges, the herring flee away on every side, creating a clear tunnel through the shoal.

30. Could we have possibly caught the leader, leaving the shoal bewildered and with sudden loss of appetite?