Sentence examples for baits from inspiring English sources

In Europe, the market looks juicier still: annual spending by amateur boat owners is about $47 billion.Among the baits governments are trying out are free moorings (the Netherlands), tax breaks for crew (New Zealand) and tax-free boat registration (Gibraltar).

There are hand-held GPS units for hunters who get lost, carbon-lined camouflage clothes to trap human scents and baits that promise to attract the largest deer.

These high-tech baits and lures have become big business: American anglers spend more than $2 billion on all types of kit each year.

Hold out baits to entice the enemy.

Common baits in fishing include worms, maggots, small fish, bread paste, cheese, and small pieces of vegetables and grain.

His long delay in bringing that project to fruition provoked some satiric notice from the poet Charles Churchill: He for subscribers baits his hook, And takes their cash but where's the book?

The fruits, seeds, or leaves of many other species are poisonous and are used, among other things, against wild dogs and coyotes in poisoned baits (e.g., Rourea volubilis, R. glabra, and Cnestis polyphylla).

He for subscribers baits his hook, And takes their cash but where's the book?

In the case of rabies, for example, the distribution of baits containing oral rabies vaccine has led to the near-elimination or eradication of variant rabies (e.g., the Arctic fox and red fox variants) from regional wildlife reservoirs (e.g., foxes and raccoons).

The most common natural North American baits are worms, minnows, crayfish, cut-up fish, leeches, and grubs or maggots.

Humans use insecticides and poison baits to control them when they become crop pests.