Sentence examples for hunting crew from inspiring English sources

One (client) came and said something about women being there on the hunting crew, made some inappropriate comments—he was gone in a week.

It is also alleged that that the hunting crew may have attempted to deceive authorities by removing Cecil's GPS collar, moving it about to confuse those looking for him, and finally hiding the collar.

The lion was beloved, collared as part of an Oxford University study, and allegedly baited out of his protected reserve using the carcass of an elephant being drug behind a pickup truck by the hunting crew.

(Regulators were also concerned that too many novice hunting crews, funded by the new oil wealth, were striking and losing whales, a detail sometimes overlooked in the retelling of the story).

In Central Africa, when chimpanzees spot humans, the chimps' reaction, honed by long experience with meat-hunting crews, is to shriek and vanish.

Tracking the ghost-hunting crew of a reality television show as it investigates a shuttered psychiatric hospital in rural Maryland (played by a former hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia), the story unfolds in raw video discovered after the crew has disappeared.

Arjan shows off the Punta Roja seeds he and his strain-hunting crew found near Santa Marta, Colombia.

Since resuming their search, US air crews hunting for the four British sailors have scoured almost 3,000 square miles.

Ten laps in, Loomis later joked, the crew was hunting for razor blades.

But even with a dedicated, six-person crew constantly hunting for turds, the problem doesn't seem to be going away—so a local tech wiz decided to join the fight against feces by launching an innovative new app: Snapcrap.

Mr. Roussell, a tall, spare man with a graying crew cut, agreed that tracking down insurgents in Iraq was not so different from hunting down street gang members.