Sentence examples for at a hunt from inspiring English sources

She met Bobbie Keane at a hunt ball.

Accidentally shooting Franco's daughter, Carmen Polo, in the posterior at a hunt in 1964 failed to sink Fraga – "people who can't shoot straight shouldn't come" was Franco's laconic comment.

She wrote back to say that she was staying at a hunt club in the neighborhood of Mansour: the temporary headquarters of Ahmad Chalabi, the controversial Iraqi exile, darling of the neocons.

A catwalk extends into the centre of the auditorium and the cast run up and down the side aisles with boundless energy, first as guests at a hunt ball, and subsequently as groupies and Top of the Pops dancers as the 60s starts to swing.

A foxhunting family will live on shepherd's pie to be able to ride out in the proper kit, and at a hunt like the Beaufort that can include a velvet helmet, from Patey, hardened from great vats of shellac and molded to the shape of your head, boots from Horace Batten, and a bespoke hunting coat that can run you six or seven hundred pounds.

Two people are arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty in connection with an investigation at a hunt.

Lord Crawford also built Invermark Castle, 12 mile north of Edzell, possibly as a hunting lodge, at around the same time.

Surfers occasionally find themselves staring up at a hunting arrow.

Then I looked at a hunting magazine, which made me remember the Florida panther.

The Treaty of Hubertusburg, between Austria, Prussia, and Saxony, was signed on February 15 , 1763 at a hunting lodge between Dresden and Leipzig.

Perhaps the most inopportune hunting trip since Dick Cheney's 2006 outing at the Armstrong Ranch occurred last week, when Spain's King Juan Carlos broke his hip after tripping on a step at a hunting camp in Botswana.