Sentence examples for foraging for you from inspiring English sources

The bear won't be fooled into thinking you've disappeared and scuttling off to hide may well trigger the predator instinct to keep foraging for you.

But before you go foraging for them, you might want to make sure you know what you're doing.

As with wild foraging for anything, you do want to be extra-cautious of what you collect.

With one foot out foraging for yourself, you can still keep the other in scouting through the family's resources.

Europeans like to call it the "trumpet of death," because it looks almost identical to another species that can kill you, so don't go foraging for this unless you really know what you're doing.

While some experts say it's okay to go foraging for shrooms if you're with an actual expert, others are emphatically against it full stop.

If you are Hillary Clinton, the discipline of gratitude means reminding yourself that you are not a Bangladeshi peasant foraging for grains of rice — you are the First Lady and there are fresh-cut flowers in every room of your house.

Look out also for treecreepers – small birds that cling to trunks, foraging for insects – and, if you're lucky, the elusive blue-winged parrot.

Larry also led us to a beaver pond deep in the forest behind his house to forage for cattails (you should never eat the ones that grow in the ditch on the side of the road think of all that road salt and pollution they are growing in).

So the next time you're foraging for cultivated fungi, consider giving the brown ones a pass and going for their underappreciated pale cousins instead.

It can be used fresh, but unless you're foraging for your own, this can be harder to come by; Mckellar sells it online, and says the brown varieties last up to three weeks in the fridge, the green and red a week.