Sentence examples for a remarkable hunt from inspiring English sources
The discovery of the so-called Hitler Book marks the end of a remarkable hunt through Soviet archives.... Perhaps the most disconcerting revelation... is that Hitler had a sense of humour, albeit a particularly cold one.
By Andy Borowitz **{:.break one} ** The discovery of the so-called Hitler Book marks the end of a remarkable hunt through Soviet archives.... Perhaps the most disconcerting revelation... is that Hitler had a sense of humour, albeit a particularly cold one.
See chimpanzees' remarkable hunting skills in Life Story at 21 00, Thursday 7th November on BBC One.
Now, weeks later, when I look at those sticks, I recall the fine shooting; the elegant, mobile accommodations; the splendid food and wine; and, above all, the almost unbearably beautiful country where I took the most remarkable hunting trip of my life.
Mark Goodall calls the film a "remarkable, pseudo-philosophical mondo examination of hunting fixated on the cyclical, the (inter)relationship of the hunter and the hunted", Kerekes and Slater also comment that it was, "The success of Savage Man... Savage Beast [that] inaugurated the 'savage' trilogy".
Using night vision gear, ecologists observed the skuas hunting petrels at night, a remarkable strategy for a seabird.
The Red Kite has made a remarkable comeback in recent years after a sustained period of hunting over the centuries had left the bird of prey close to extinction.
In the early summer of 1819, a British hunting party, lost in the arid mountains of the Western Ghats, made a remarkable chance discovery.
The species is making a remarkable recovery after suffering local extinctions in the last century from habitat loss and over hunting.
Protected for more than four decades after being hunted to near extinction, the ancient reptile – on the credible numbers that are available – has staged a remarkable recovery.
