Sentence examples for followed hunt from inspiring English sources

"I am satisfied the right clinical practices were followed," Hunt said.

Second, in the Q&A session that immediately followed, Hunt name-checked Daily Mail media correspondent Paul Revoir, in what must surely be a Cambridge first.

There is no global definition of the terms hunting, hunt or chases, and in the context of this study, we define the terms as followed: hunting is all locomotion in the pursuit of food and encompasses multiple (mostly unsuccessful) hunts.

Hicks, a retired teacher and son of a farmer who has followed hunts since he was a child, describes this brief social gathering as "a mad cocktail party in the middle of the country".

Following hunting season, animal shelters across America see an influx of ex-hunting dogs who were cruelly left to fend for themselves.

Hunts may have survived the ban – the Countryside Alliance says numbers have held up over the past 10 years and 45,000 people still regularly follow hunts – but they are ever more hedged in.

First I had to sort out the logistics and find someone willing to walk me through the steps that would immediately follow hunting and skinning.

Although too heavy to follow hunts on horseback, he used a portion of the money earned in London to build up a pack of greyhounds, watching from his carriage as they coursed hares in the Leicestershire countryside.

He followed "The Hunt for Red October" with "Red Storm Rising" in 1986, "Patriot Games" in 1987, "The Cardinal of the Kremlin" in 1988 and "Clear and Present Danger" in 1989.

Similarly, a former senior C.I.A. official who closely followed the hunt for Bin Laden said he had heard of no evidence that Bin Laden was being protected by the Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan's spy agency.

This is not a detail the English usually bring up, until you hunt with them and try to follow the hunt master's strange shouts and learn that, even today, their hunting cries are in Old Norman.