Sentence examples for To hunts from inspiring English sources

These things have come more slowly to Hunts Point, some residents say.

The company moved to Hunts Point in 1966, in anticipation of the market's opening there in 1967.

The status he attained in controlling Sotheby's brought him invitations to hunts at English country houses and society parties in the United States.

By James Stevenson The New Yorker, December 26 , 1977P. 22 Talk story about early morning visit to Hunts Point, produce market, on the desolate shoreline of the southeast Bronx.

"Just because the Government has announced these amendments it is by no means certain they will be passed… We need you to act urgently to lobby MPs," Lord Mancroft, a hunting partner of Prince Charles, and Hunting Office director Tim Easby wrote in a call-to-arms email to hunts across the country.

Five years ago, when the city pried the 175-year-old fish market from Lower Manhattan and moved it to Hunts Point in the Bronx, Annie came with it, at first, often paying for a ride from her home, somewhere in Manhattan.

"I like to hunt".

I started to hunt.

(Khan likes to hunt partridge).

"Nobody likes to hunt anymore".

We don't hunt just to hunt.