Sentence examples for I could hunt from inspiring English sources
I told Lois that he had probably been a gun dog once, that if we bought the parcel, Milo and I could hunt.
People, not nature, covered a hill of waste with recycled plastic and planted it so that I could hunt Monarch butterflies with my camera.
If I wanted a television, I could hunt down technical specifications on a manufacturer's Web site, then visit several shopping bots to find the lowest price on any particular model.
And you combine that sleep deprivation with my consuming ambition, plus the fact that the few waking hours I had at home were spent chomping down all of the televised stand-up I could hunt down?
But even though I'm not one to get down in the wilderness, I wouldn't mind women mistakenly thinking I could hunt and kill my dinner like a modern day Natty Bumppo.
It may have remained huge because it could hunt pygmy elephants, and, possibly, Flores folk, scientists suggest.
I think one could hunt with a camera and still stalk, capture and display the trophy with a picture, but I have no problem with those who want to hunt as an activity.
He plans a fenced reserve where wolves could hunt freely.
Originally, among the northern nations all could hunt except slaves, who were forbidden to bear arms.
They could hunt for missing hikers, respond to burglar alarms, and act as mobile speed cameras.
In college, Mr. Schroeder and his classmates kept guns in their fraternity house so they could hunt pheasant.
