Sentence examples for challenging hunt from inspiring English sources

Tracking down why a turkey is called a turkey is a challenging hunt in itself.

While 68 dead Burmese pythons didn't make much of a dent in their pervasive South Florida population, officials say Florida's infamous Python Challenge hunt accomplished one major objective: awareness of invasive species.

Last Thursday, the Humane Society of the United States, which had earlier challenged the hunt in court, appealed to Gov. James E. McGreevey by letter to stop the hunt early.

Consumers meanwhile will often be challenged to hunt down episodes of their favorite shows across multiple platforms rather than finding them all in one place.

When mammals began to colonize the ocean some 50 million years ago, they immediately faced a huge challenge: hunting under water.

To further spread its message, it is trying to harness the power of online social networking sites by challenging people to hunt for the posters on Tuesday and be the first to post a photo of one using Twitter.

He criticized the static, episodic nature by which journalists have traditional covered news, challenging readers to hunt through archives for the information they want.

Children can participate in a nightly scavenger hunt, challenging them to find items within the show, answer display-related questions and enter a drawing to win prizes.

But there's a broader issue rarely challenged: is hunting really a vital ingredient of rural England, binding communities together?

The hunt challenges each participating team to solve a large number of puzzles which lead to an object (called a "coin") hidden somewhere on campus.

Last month, three chemistry students at Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand set up their own dark net site called NZ Underworld and challenged police to hunt them down.