Sentence examples for both hunt from inspiring English sources

As both Hunt and his permanent secretary have accepted, this was inappropriate for two reasons.

Both Hunt (Kansas City Chiefs) and Kraft (New England Patriots) own N.F.L. franchises.

The point that both Hunt and Laws were making is a strong one.

Both hunt for ways to collect, analyze and exploit large pools of data about millions of Americans.

Both Hunt and Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham were involved in negotiations over the future of the show.

(A modern reconstructed man?) It ends with both Hunt and his wife, Mary Collins, complaining that they have been "hung out to dry" by the various scientific establishments.

Nevertheless, there were only a few resources that could only be found on the slopes, and "both hunting and food gathering would in general have been easier on the rich plains".

But this makes it harder both to hunt hackers, and to defend power grids and other infrastructure against online assaults.

Anti-hunting organizations present a number of arguments against both hunting in general and specifically the hunting of marine mammals, elephants, large carnivores, great apes, rhinos, and other large ungulates.

In the United States and elsewhere the term hunting is used for both hunting and shooting.

On Wednesday, October 8, Butler Library's open stacks will become both hunting grounds and laboratory.