Sentence examples for big hunting from inspiring English sources

Just then he saw a big hunting party coming across the field.

Wolves are indeed predators, and the state's big hunting lobby believes that fewer wolves mean more caribou to hunt.

Actress Eva Longoria revealed that she's a big hunting enthusiast: "I learned to shoot aged four and grew up hunting deer, rabbits and turkey.

This apparent excess must be seen in light of the likelihood that the lion's next big hunting and feeding opportunity may be days or a week away.

The Boone and Crockett Club, another big hunting society, concurred, encouraging countries to "make captive-bred lion shooting illegal". Safari Club International soon followed suit, saying it would not allow captive-bred lions to be entered into its record books or allow the sale of captive-bred lion hunts at its annual convention.

Though the trims have denied our aging movie the portly dignity of the usual director's cut, they go only so far: anyone who enjoyed the original can rest assured that, at the end, Frances McDormand still tacks Emmet Walsh's hand to the windowsill with a great big hunting knife, briefly indulges his bellowing, and then plugs him in the gut.

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"I didn't want to go on a big hunt – I never felt I was on a proper search".

"Our earliest antecedents," Dr. Mosley argued, "lived a feast-or-famine existence, gorging themselves after a big hunt and then not eating until they scored the next one".

Iceland's stance on whaling is ambiguous: it opted out of an international moratorium, but the most recent big hunt was in 2006.

There are big hunt breakfasts of fresh juice, kedgeree, henhouse eggs, bacon, scones, and plenty of hot coffee; big hunt dinners with gigot from the Welsh mountain lambs that the Chisholms raise on their thirty acres, and plenty of good wine and champagne.