Sentence examples for face hunting from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hailer said that ice loss now could be far more threatening to polar bears than in the past because it is happening faster than ever before, and because the bears also face hunting and pollution.

Hares did not face hunting pressure in their study.

When breeding, birds often fly back and forth near to a rock face hunting for insects, feeding both inside and outside the nesting territory.

Hares faced hunting pressure in this study.

GEORGE BUSH wanted to talk about health-care reform this week, but the media wanted to hear about the health of only one man: the 78-year-old lawyer Dick Cheney accidentally shot in the face while hunting (see Lexington).

Physicists and scientists of all disciplines can now find out specific details of what their colleagues were forced to face while hunting for academic jobs.

But it would be a huge mistake to rely on the broad and vague musings of a man with an eye-popping five military deferments under his belt, who once shot his friend in the face while hunting, and who obviously has a strict agenda now that he has launched his nonprofit organization.

By the way, there are lots of great photos here if you want to go face-hunting.

The owls decided to come out when the sun came out, and luck have it the wind was blowing from behind me, it meant the owls were hunting face forward for once," Dave told BBC Earth.

The camera moves closer to inspect individual faces, as if hunting for clues.

For "American Honey," Arnold trawled the Internet looking for "the right kind of faces," then went hunting — not through agents' portfolios but on the street, reacting to people's "energy" and "spirit".