angling

IPA: ˈæŋgɫɪŋ

Examples of "angling" in Sentences

"Blackwood's Magazine, an important landmark in English angling literature."
One of the most perplexing things in all of angling is how fish see and respond to color.
Disgracing the predominantly southern, rural, Christian sport of angling, which is school-speak for fishing, by the way.
The first progressive, Teddy Roosevelt, angered at his successor, Taft, spent most of Taft’s first term angling for the republicans to toss him out.
An American book on angling is a novelty, and yet America has "thousands of brooks, creeks, rivers, lakes, bays, and inlets" which "abound in game-fish."
There is also a visual timeline that highlights great milestones in angling history (e.g. Kim Bain-Moore, the first woman to compete in the Bassmaster Classic, other historic Team Evinrude moments, Ole Evinrude’s invention of the outboard motor in 1909, etc.).
Instead, my sister would tell me stories about the bear in the ceiling – there was proof of his existence, you could see the crack angling from the doorway to halfway across the room – who would become restless and crash down on us if I kept talking and he heard me.