Sentence examples for for hounds from inspiring English sources

Field trials for hounds are intended to demonstrate hunting ability, keenness of nose, and ability to carry a trail.

People stop at Palm Beach or Miami but not places for hounds of spring who don't wish to dine with Mrs. Stotesbury or see Flo Ziegfeld's bathing suit.

Both Taste of Death (his earliest narrative, not published until 1975) and Carcase for Hounds (1974) capture the spirit of the resistance movement in the Kikuyu highlands of colonial Kenya.

She was so impressed that she asked him to shoot the promotional shots for Hounds of Love in 1985, in which she wore a hat with a tassel, against a green background.

And just as when, in a movie, you see a woman light a cigarette, you can guess she'll turn out to be a cruel malefactor, whenever any of Schine's characters reveals a hatred for hounds, you know a conversion or comeuppance is in store.

After doing the photography for Hounds of Love and The Sensual World, in 1993 Harari was asked to be the stills photographer for her 50-minute film The Line, The Cross and the Curve starring Miranda Richardson, Lindsay Kemp and Bush, and showcasing songs from Bush's album The Red Shoes.

And he praised the Devils for hounding him with a coordinated five-man defense.

It originally said in the third paragraph that Lucy Meadows' coroner had blamed the media for "hounding her to death".

Andrew Sullivan likened the gay rights movement to the "religious right" for "hounding" Eich out of his job.

Fox then turned on the media for hounding his family and accepting Boulter's claims without question.

She does not want to set a trend for hounding elected presidents out of office: that is what happened in 1965-67 to her father, Sukarno.