Sentence examples for hunting behind from inspiring English sources

An hour later, we had located -- after hunting behind the desk and under the rug and in the crawlspace behind our office -- the disks necessary to reinstall the Eudora E-mail program, Microsoft Word and all my on-line services' software.

Is fox hunting behind Leicester's nickname?

Arielle was hunting behind stairwells and inside closets in her suburban Long Island home for the OxyContin bottles her cousin brought home from work at a pharmacy and was hiding from her mother around the house.

The Niaunausaq group did occasionally leave Home Bay for summer hunting behind Clyde Inlet, moving at these times, after completing their caribou hunt, to Piniraq on Inugsuin Fiord.

And in a 1902 picture, the British viceroy, Lord Curzon, and his wife sit with a hunting party behind the huge corpse of a dead tiger.

As Travers said: "Canned hunting leaves behind a trail littered with the rotting bloody corpses of its helpless and hopeless victims, and it may jeopardise the survival of Africa's wild lions.

Eventually, we learn about a back-story of occult vagabondage that has taken them from a Norfolk gamekeeper's cottage in 1899, via mystic training in the Atlas Mountains, to brief celebrity as globe-trotting society psychics in the Twenties, and a final resting place – and hunting ground – behind that black iron door.

Normally the convention manager should be hunting delegates behind the scenes, so why the high profile?

A spokeswoman for the Countryside Alliance said: "People have come out in their tens of thousands to show they are right behind hunting.

Police investigating the deaths of 19 Chinese workers who drowned when they were trapped by a rampaging night tide while picking cockles in Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, were last night hunting the gangmasters behind the tragedy.

Detectives hunting the gang behind the Hatton Garden safety deposit raid have arrested seven suspects.