Sentence examples for a big hunt from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want to go on a big hunt – I never felt I was on a proper search".

"Our earliest antecedents," Dr. Mosley argued, "lived a feast-or-famine existence, gorging themselves after a big hunt and then not eating until they scored the next one".

But a big hunt is on to replace The Simpsons (soon to be prised away by Channel 4) and transform the 6-7 pm slot by the end of 2003 with a fresh slate of half-hour shows.

Mandela, by then more content as a chairman of the board than a micro-manager, went along with his advisors, who steered a vanilla path: a few nods to redistribution, some fairly restrictive labor laws but low-ish taxes, no nationalization, and a big hunt for foreign capital investment.

Mandela, by then more content as a chairman of the board than a micro-manager, went along with his advisors, who steered a vanilla path: a few nods to redistribution, some fairly restrictive labour laws, but low-ish taxes, no nationalisation and a big hunt for foreign capital investment.

Finding the new furniture is a big hunt!

Just then he saw a big hunting party coming across the field.

Actress Eva Longoria revealed that she's a big hunting enthusiast: "I learned to shoot aged four and grew up hunting deer, rabbits and turkey.

"We're a big hunting state and a lot of sportsmen," White said.

Start-up businesses who specialize in Machine Learning are gold to Venture capitalists and have been swept up in recent years, the UK in particular has been and remains a big hunting ground in this area.

A big hunting bird that lived about 65 million years ago probably gave rise to all the major land birds, from the diminutive finch to the massive, flightless "terror birds" that became extinct about 2 million years ago, according to the studies.