Sentence examples for hunt at a from inspiring English sources

The Essex had headed there to hunt at a whale-rich site discovered only a year earlier.

During the whaling season, which usually begins in April and lasts until June, 10 of them will hunt at a time, paddling a skin boat.

Nobody else in golf has Woods's star persona, and when he's not in the hunt at a major, some people are not as interested.

"What a shame that passenger pigeons became extinct," he writes, mocking a woman whose 1808 memoir recalls the "gayety" of a pigeon hunt — at a time when there were perhaps five billion of the birds in the world.

That's an idea the food writer and blogger Georgia Pellegrini also picks up on in "Girl Hunter: Revolutionizing the Way We Eat, One Hunt at a Time" (Da Capo).

"Are you looking to rent or buy?" is all someone had to ask about my Hamptons house hunt at a cocktail party the other night and I collapsed into myself.

It's like hunting at a waterhole.

And when a local reporter asked the European ministers about seal hunting at a closing press conference, there was a deafening silence.

There is a different kind of fear, a personal, persecuted kind of fear, in being hunted at a neighborhood restaurant or bar practically indistinguishable from a thousand others like it.

The campaign of Gov. Rick Perry of Texas found itself on the defensive on Sunday over a report that he once hunted at a West Texas camp with a racially charged name.

Mr. Perry's announcement followed several difficult weeks for his campaign, with debate stumbles and other controversies — including whether he had taken guests hunting at a West Texas camp with a racially charged name — that had sapped some of the early enthusiasm many Republican officials and voters seemed to show for his bid.