The word 'hare' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word 'hare' to refer to a mammal that belongs to the same family as rabbits and is often found in fields and meadows. For example: "The hare hopped across the meadow in the early morning light."
The left-wing Kay Wilson had gone close earlier on when Scarratt gave her a chance to hare up the touchline with only a desperate tackle by Briggs saving a try.
Some managers want to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds, but that's not him.
Since Scotland became the first part of the UK to ban traditional foxhunting and hare coursing in 2002, it has been illegal to hunt a wild mammal with a dog.
Critics also claim the eagles wipe out eider ducks (mink is the culprit, corrects Sexton) and Irish hares (another misconception, says Sexton: hare numbers have fallen partly because of disease).
He turns his Côte d'Azur dash into a Eurotrash remake of Mr Toad's wild ride, or an accelerated version of the tortoise and the hare in which the tortoise is feared dead and then returns big as life.
At times, the road appears to defy physics just as the scooter riders somehow defy death as they hare round the 90-degree blind bends.
Though it took two tries in Arizona, these prohibitions passed everywhere they were offered, reaching 30 states in all and handing the marriage-equality movement one of the most impressive losing streaks in American political history.Marriage traditionalists crowed that the people would never accept a hare-brained idea foisted upon them by homosexual activists and their elitist friends.
If you have a candidate who loves a risk, why indulge with the vice-presidential pick rather than cook up some other hare-brained scheme?
Businessmen complain that giant public firms still hoover up and squander the lion's share of loans, depriving better-run companies of capital needed to grow.On that score, one of the biggest offenders must surely be PetroVietnam, a state-owned oil firm which is moving into refining in a big, expensive and hare-brained way.
This is why the Britain's big, ambitious, expensive energy bill isn't as hare-brained as folks like Mr Helm claim.
The more hare-brained schemes involved cobbling together floating platforms.
