Later they double dated and became hunting and drinking buddies, remaining friends until their 40s, when they drifted apart, a situation probably encouraged by Mr. Francisco's wife, who did not approve of Faulkner's drinking, smoking and cursing.
(This tradition was particularly popular in Scotland, where it became Hunt-the-Gowk Day [gowk meaning "Jew" in Scots], which was banned in the 1970s).
Once spring emerged, crops began to spring up, animals came out of hibernation, and it became hunting and gathering season.
Once Margo gets a rifle, her great passion becomes hunting.
The major's consuming interest becomes hunting the buck.
When the rich and powerful learn about this potential Fountain of Youth, Cartwright and his heirs become hunted commodities.
Yet he cannot cry, and when his neighbour discovers his role in the outbreak she tweets his picture and he becomes hunted, particularly by a young, female Indian doctor.
The movie, about a group of oil drillers in Alaska who become hunted by wolves, was made outside the studio system and acquired for $5 million last summer by Open Road Films, an upstart distributor backed by the multiplex operators AMC Entertainment and Regal Cinemas.
The 1963 thriller The Girl Who Knew Too Much had a plot that would become a standard device - a girl becomes hunted by a crazed killer after accidentally witnessing a crime.
Only later, when the United Nations effort to build some form of government in the anarchic nation fell apart, did the most powerful Somali warlord in Mogadishu, Muhammad Farrah Aidid, become hunted by U.N. forces.
Some parents don't even know what apps kids are using, which has allowed those less secure apps to become hunting grounds for predators.
