The sunshine is burning hot, and I feel like a fish out of water and oxygen, seeing every object double and flickering.
Having opted to represent Spain over Brazil, Costa looked like a fish out of water in the red shirt of the champions, scoring no goals and heading up a toothless, staid Spanish attacking line.
As a non-golfer, I felt like a fish out of water at the clubhouse。
He talked like a fish out of water, but nobody believed him, because everyone knows that this man is a habitual blogger of French snails!
"I met Clive at a dinner I hosted for my boss," Rajna says in a refined Eastern European drawl. "He was like a fish out of water and I was concerned, so I got talking with him."
In this new land, he had no relatives, like a fish out of water, and felt out of place.
I felt like a fish out of water in my new school at first because I knew no one at that time.
When my sister had a dinner party on her wedding night, I sat there feeling like a fish out of water because I knew I had to stand up and speak.
If I am taken away from Bethlehem, I am like a fish out of water, because this landscape is deep inside me.
With my working-class background I feel like a fish out of water among these high-society people.
"In those first days of working here, I was like a fish out of water, I was nervous," he says.
He talks like a fish out of water, but when you think about it, you think most of it is false.
Mr Dance stood there as he said, 'like a fish out of water,' and all he could do was to despatch a man to B - to warn the cutter.
The other man was fat and short, but he had a red velvet flower ball in his hair. It looked like a fish out of water. It was disgusting.
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