Sentence examples for for a hunter from inspiring English sources

To open new accounts, you're looking for a hunter.

For a hunter to know, without words and instantly, exactly where the other hunter is looking.

According to tradition, it was named for a hunter known as Baushe, who settled in the region before the arrival of Yakubu, the first traditional ruler of Bauchi emirate (founded 1800 10).

For example, in "Omen for a Hunter" (1947), the forms are contained within the grids, which are even, while "Black Hand" (1943) is organized in horizontal bands of varying widths.

The drone used, a long endurance MQ-9 reaper which has been designed more for a "hunter killer" role than just a surveillance one, is likely to have been been flown by a pilot at Creech air force base in Nevada.

For a hunter to go hunting with an assault rifle, I'm sorry, I don't get it.

A person who used resources to which he was not entitled--for example, a hunter who crossed a border in pursuit of game--was in effect committing theft.

Mungo Man was about 50 when he died - a ripe old age for a hunter-gatherer.

Estimated to have been about 50 when he died (a ripe old age for a hunter-gatherer), Mungo Man is stored at the archaeology department of the Australian National University (ANU).

Mr. Durant believes the human body evolved for a hunter-gatherer lifestyle, and his goal is to wean himself off what he sees as many millenniums of bad habits.

The reason for this backfiring is familiar to anyone who has dipped into the literature of evolutionary psychology: "Our mental equipment for dealing with game-theoretical dynamics was designed for a hunter-gatherer environment, not for the modern world".