Sentence examples for hunting from from inspiring English sources

In many states aerial hunting from helicopters has been employed as a pricey but effective solution.

Some players remain elusive, despite Mr. Smalling's tenacious hunting from his basement.

Even a speech about fox hunting from Mr. Berkoff's 1981 play "Decadence" includes a reference to sexual excitement.

Firearm hunting from elevated platforms has long been legal in other states with heavy hunting, like New York and Pennsylvania.

HE does acknowledge, however, that there is an unavoidable aspect of heritage hunting from past to the present.

Larger animals such as gazelles, oryx, leopards, and mountain goats were relatively numerous until about 1950, when hunting from motor vehicles reduced these animals almost to extinction.

But for polar bears, the existential threat comes not from hunting, but from climate change.

"This has been a witch-hunt from beginning to end.

Arnaud normally leads hunts from June through January.

Game birds so hunted include ducks and geese, hunted from blinds near which decoys are placed, and wild turkeys, also hunted from blinds, but without decoys.

Now, let's separate the well-worn Benghazi witch hunt from the other two.