Sentence examples for bait from from inspiring English sources
"bait from" is correct and usable in written English
You can use "bait from" when referring to something being taken or drawn from something else. For example, "She baited the hook with bait from the bait shop."
But he refused to take the bait from Stevenson.
Fishermen rent skiffs from Trader John, buy bait from him and fish.
I know that as ordinary computer users, we are offered unlimited bait from phishers.
A boy with a net began scooping bait from a blue plastic pool.
Ideally, he says, it should have four doors, so the crabs can get at the bait from any direction.
Government funding has been pledged for a programme to eradicate the mouse population, by dropping poison bait from helicopters.
After enquiring about some bait from Michael, we laid two lobster creels, each primed with a pork sausage.
Weathereye failed to see what separated badger baiting from fox hunting; "So what exactly are the alleged qualitative differences?
The inquiry is expected to hear further evidence about live baiting from trainers and industry participants on Wednesday before hearing from greyhound racing officials later in the week.
Secondary attacks – surface foraging albatrosses stealing baits from white-chinned petrels – drove albatross mortality.
Foliage baits from both sets were blotted dry, plated onto P10ARP medium, incubated at 17°C and observed for 21 days for the production of Phytophthora spp. colonies.
