Sentence examples for help hunting from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, we can't help hunting for ways to make the jigsaw fit.

Walkfast or corrimiento (Spanish correr: to run) is used to help hunting dogs in Trinidad run fast and "brighten them up" [ 3].

The HotShot [youth rifle] means that even the youngest shooters now have a gun sized just for them". "To help hunting and target shooting get a head start over other activities, stakeholders such as managers and manufacturers should target programs toward youth 12 years old and younger.

Use podcasts for background and blogs to help hunt down a few places to go.

That's why we flew against Muammar Qaddafi, in Libya, he said; and why American Special Forces are in Uganda to help hunt down the child-abducting warlord Joseph Kony.

And the American military has been exacerbating the problem, because it uses these same people to help hunt down Taliban and Al Qaeda militants.

With his death, power shifted to the Serbian president, Vojislav Koštunica, a democrat but also a nationalist who proved far less willing to help hunt down Mladic and Karadžic.

Powell had reluctantly advised Clinton to order in commandos to help hunt down a warlord bedeviling an American-led humanitarian effort.

About 35 countries have offered to send aircraft, ships or soldiers to help hunt down Taliban and Al Qaeda leaders, or support those forces that are doing so.

To help hunt down opportunities, many of the funds have built up their in-house investment teams, hiring experienced rainmakers from top international banks and private equity firms.

In 2011, the Central African Republic received some press after President Obama dispatched a special-forces team to help hunt down the Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony and his militia, the Lord's Resistance Army.