Sentence examples for be hunted with a from inspiring English sources

Although wolves have special status in Hungary, they may be hunted with a year-round permit if they cause problems.

By now she was hunting with a more educated eye.

One of those things I always wanted to do is hunt with a handgun.

Correction: December 4 , 2002 Wednesday A picture caption on Monday about the Deer Management Partnership in upstate New York, which encourages humane hunting practices, referred imprecisely to trophies on a necklace fashioned by Wally John, who was hunting with a member of organization.

Over the years in my capacity as a strategic messaging consultant, I've tested a range of messages on guns, and the messages that resonate with hunters and gun owners sound like this: "If you need an M-16 to hunt deer, you shouldn't be anywhere near a damned gun," or "If you're hunting with an AK-47, you're not bringing that meat home for dinner".

However, minors as young as age 12 may possess and shoot guns as long as they are hunting with an adult or participating in a training course.

Badgers were hunted with enthusiasm in France and an Anglo-Saxon riddle demonstrates that badgers were pursued with dogs before the arrival of the Normans in Britain as well.

During the hunt, the men he was hunting with had clubbed and tied a bear cub to a tree and suggested that the president shoot it.

To be Divergent is to be hunted by those with a thirst for total control.

Rare species could be hunted on an equal footing with those found in relative abundance.

And no metaphorical white whales to be hunted, clamped down and dissected with a tired, rusty blade.