Sentence examples for hunting everything from inspiring English sources
Shrikes are fascinating mini-predators, not much larger than blackbirds but hunting everything from lizards and beetles to other birds as big as greenfinches, and storing them in thorn-bush "larders", on the spikes of which their prey is impaled.
So even though hunters have used steel shot to hunt ducks for more than two decades, why are they still using lead bullets for hunting everything else?
Or was he fatally mauled by a hippopotamus while out hunting? Everything about Tutankhamun seems fabulous, but unlike Arthur or Agamemnon, the boy king is still with us: we can interrogate him, and have done ever since that breathtaking moment of discovery in 1922 in the Valley of the Kings.
And we were laying there and looked out and my dad turned to me and he said, son, when you go deer hunting, everything starts looking like a deer".
He liked to hunt everything from raccoons and deer to wild boar.
Some pay handsomely to hunt everything from quail to javelinas, the wild pigs also known as peccaries.
If it had established the conceit in 10 minutes and had Law wake up towards the 23 minute mark and realize he was going to be hunted, everything would have been perfect.
She started by diving into PubMed – an online search engine for biomedical papers – hunting down everything she could on Charcot Marie Tooth.
19 Adjustment components focused on the ability to adapt to change in one's life, for example, "keeping up with the changing things around you". 20 Maintenance components focused on continuing previous behaviours, for example, "there is one person I know who is quite old and they're still hunting and everything".
The spotted hyena hunts everything from young hippos to fish, though antelopes are more common.
"The GRU is a military intelligence agency, which makes it especially willing to take risks, but in the competitive world of Russian spying it doesn't confine itself to military secrets but hunts everything from insider business information to political gossip".
