Sentence examples for considered hunting from inspiring English sources

"Has Melissa Bachman considered hunting without a shotgun?

Her colleague asked whether she had considered hunting for a house to rent in Westchester.

Mr. Hock and his sister, Lindsey, who had just graduated from college, considered hunting for a place together.

I, too, had always considered hunting a blood sport, but it was certainly hard to demonize the hunter I spoke to, the good-humored Steve Feola of White Plains.

Dr. Watts has since discovered to his dismay that throughout the Caribbean islands, hurricane season is considered hunting season, as enthusiasts target the many migratory birds grounded by bad weather.

The bitterness of the whole affair may even win her the sympathy of folks, especially women, who'd never have considered hunting otherwise.

The courts do not generally consider hunting outside the normal hunting hours a serious offense.

Don't forget that there are very many of us here who consider hunting an unnecessary, anachronistic activity of which civilized people would be ashamed.

The controlled hunt in this densely populated area has spurred controversy among residents and people who consider hunting cruel, who have urged the county to find other ways to control the deer population.

And Kevin McCaffrey took aim at those who consider hunting to be a sport: "It's not a sport," he said, "if both teams don't know they're playing".

Italy and who now considers hunting "a mania," why Italian hunters are so wild to kill birds, he cited his countrymen's love of weapons, their attachment to an "attitude of virility," their delight in breaking laws, and, strangely, their love of being in nature.