Only a few years ago, fishermen and Indians were at war in northern Wisconsin over the tribe's practice of spearfishing walleyed pike during spawning season.
12.
In her galleries of Italian paintings, for example, the porcine, walleyed Count Tommasso Inghirami by Raphael still glows in his crimson cardinal's gown.
13.
Certain ingredients, like walleyed pike, his celebrated short ribs and warm lobster salad will remain, but how they are presented will vary according to the seasons.
14.
People come for walleyed pike or whitefish from the bay, grilled over coals, and local beef, and vegetables that spill from two gardens seven months a year.
15.
Newly installed in a magnificent Art Deco space that once housed a cafeteria, with black glass and silvery grillwork, this longtime local favorite features regional products like walleyed pike and pheasant.
16.
In these confessionals, Mac, with his dark skin, short Afro and round, walleyed countenance, looks less like an avuncular Cosby than a mesomorphic Notorious B . I . G.
17.
Sitting in front of a computer trying to tempt virtual fish into taking virtual lures may seem like a neo-Luddite nightmare come to life or evidence that computer game developers have gone completely walleyed.
18.
My entree, saddle of rabbit, was so tender it fell off the bone; Dirk, a Midwesterner, was delighted to find walleyed pike, crusted with hazelnuts and pan fried, on the menu.
19.
If he had the condition known as " divergent strabismus, " or " steroblindness "-- or just plain " walleyed, " in the vernacular-- it would have inhibited his ability to see the world three-dimensionally.
20.
Chefs were proud to showcase local and regional foods, and we sampled wines, cheeses, game ( caribou, pigeon, quail, venison, duck ) and fish ( walleyed pike, arctic char, scallops ) from the province and surroundings.
