Sentence examples for fine hunting from inspiring English sources

There don't appear to be fine hunting opportunities in the vicinity, but neighbors should take appropriate precautions.

One exception must be noted: the tombs of the Hellenized Sidonian military settlers at Marisa in Edom (Idumaea)—the walls of which are decorated with frescoes of fine hunting scenes indicate that Hellenic civilization had been embraced by the non-Greek population in that period.

"It is always in season in South Africa, where the world's finest hunting is in the bag".

"It is always in season in South Africa, where the world's finest hunting is in the bag". Opponents of the ban in Botswana say it will have a big effect on the local economy.

She even carried a Renault car, the finest hunting dogs available, four cases of opium and luggage bulging with such valuables that one woman's suitcases were estimated as worth more than $177,000.

A photographer friend of mine just shot a wedding where the groomsmen came decked out in their finest hunting gear so they could head back to the woods direct from the reception.

Capcom's 12-year-old series proves it can learn plenty of new tricks with 'Generations', the studio's finest hunt yet.

Capcom's 12-year-old series proves it can learn plenty of new tricks with Generations

Mike Foster wants it understood that, if you're after some fine duck hunting, then you ought to be looking at Louisiana.

A Japanese whaling company, Kyodo Senpaku, has been hit by AU$1 million fine for hunting whales in Antarctic waters that Australia says is part of a marine sanctuary.

Along with the right to hunt in the royal forests came a grant of the right to keep pheasants on his own lands, and the right to fine anyone hunting the birds without his permission.