Sentence examples for changing the hunting from inspiring English sources
The decision to drop the proposal was welcomed by the League Against Cruel Sports, which estimates at least 26 Tories opposed changing the hunting act.
But since then they have rebounded to their highest levels ever, changing the house-hunting patterns of buyers, particularly foreign ones, said Michael Hodgson, of the real estate brokerage Douglas & Gordon of London.
Changing the facade can mean hunting down the tax photos from the 1940s and historic images from the public library, Ms. Frankel said.
The only obvious common characteristic of the animals on it is that all are clinging precariously to existence as a result of human actions such as destroying habitats, polluting, hunting and changing the climate.
"The majority of Iowans do not support changing the current law to legalize dove hunting.
Their book, "The Great Typo Hunt: Two Friends Changing the World, One Correction at a Time," is available now.
Deck and Herson tell the tale of that journey in their new book, "The Great Typo Hunt: Two Friends Changing the World, One Correction at a Time" (Crown).
All aspects of this camera are easy to use, except changing the four AA batteries, which involves a hunt for a screwdriver.
The Bannock brought with them the skill of buffalo hunting and horses they had acquired from Europeans, changing the Shoshone way of life significantly.
The toughest challenge for Setter will be changing the status quo for how people shop for home improvement away from ruthless bargain hunting.
