Sentence examples for get hunting from inspiring English sources

You can buy a GPS for about £80, find coordinates on the internet and get hunting.

"The Labour managers said to Blair, 'If the backbenchers don't get hunting, they'll block us in our bills'... and those backbenchers are old-fashioned class warriors, foolish and deeply prejudiced.

FROM the venerable general store his grandparents opened in 1919, where you can get hunting knives, cigars, worms, khaki pants and copies of Vogue, Phil Terni has watched Dutchess County's passing parade for most of his 68 years.

The Department of Agriculture is sponsoring a three-million-dollar campaign on the East Coast, featuring billboards and an online drive that encourages citizens to "Get out there and get hunting!" Gittleman says "as long as we know where the beetles are, we can take care of them" and that the department finds about ninety per cent of new infestations through citizen tips.

I don't get hunting necessarily, but I imagine if you're into hunting: it's about being with nature and being one with nature.

These days, we don't get hunted by lions all that often, but we do get hunted by bosses, partners, deadlines, bills, kids, early closing hours, late public transport, insomnia, status, proliferating Netflix queues.

But this anonymity is changing as trolls get hunted down and persecuted by the law so in a way that anonymity is just an illusion.

It might not sound like the most appealing spectacle for a bunch of clowns to watch a fictionalized version of themselves get hunted down, but in a weird way, huddling together for the screening makes sense.

VICE called up Waititi, who is currently in Los Angeles working on Marvel's massive Thor franchise, to chat about his ten-year process to get Hunt for the Wilderpeople made.

You might get hunted down.

If you're a deer, a rabbit, or etcetera, and you get hunted a lot, stay and fight.