Sentence examples for enough time to hunt from inspiring English sources

With my family abroad and not enough time to hunt down old friends, I instinctively went to Jumbo and, much as I had done when I was on the dole aged 18, spent an hour talking to Hunter about the shop and music and the city and new bands.

But their study—and others showing that polar bears are also dining on snow goose eggs and caribou does support claims that polar bears in areas where the ice breaks up early don't have enough time to hunt seals and acquire the fat reserves they need to make it through the ice-free season.

Now is a good time to hunt.

It was time to hunt around for bargains.

Now, however, it is time to hunt for our lunch.

In the Amazon, food takes time to hunt or grow.

In "Walking Dead" Season 5, it's time to hunt or be hunted.

Choose a good time to hunt.

If this is so, how come there was enough time to force through the hunting with hounds bill?

But the campaign may have only little more than six months to hunt down the few hundred fighters — not enough time to extinguish a threat that is quickly moving underground.

In Bordeaux, the maceration period was traditionally three weeks, which gave the winemaking staff enough time to close down the estate after harvest to take a hunting holiday.