Sentence examples similar to hunting lunch from inspiring English sources

But when the vibrations come from a less common enemy on the surface--like herring gulls or wood turtles that also tap the ground while hunting lunch--fleeing upward no longer gets a worm off the hook.

The day includes storytelling, stage combat demonstrations, face painting, pirate hat making, a treasure hunt, lunch and a matinee performance of the playhouse Youth Theatre's "Treasure Island". Tickets are $25 per person for the event or $18 to $20 for seats at the play's other performances, which will be at 7 30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, or 1 and 5 p.m. Sunday.

I tell people this and they ask me how old I am, thinking, I guess, that I went to the world's first elementary school, one where we wrote on cave walls and hunted our lunch with clubs.

Initially reluctant to leave London, Bond reported, "We entertained a good deal, and gave hunt lunches and shooting parties of our own, so my time was well filled up, and I missed London less than I could have believed".

He was 95 and a widely recognized authority on fox hunting and lunch.

Activities include a two-team challenge involving walking, kayaking and hunting for lunch using only a map and compass (hopefully you'll have got the hang of it by then).

Now, however, it is time to hunt for our lunch.

We mingled cordially but superficially with the white Africans who owned the farms where we were hunting and who served us lunch in their homes.

This is hunting country, and the lavish lunch reflects it there is a galantine made from freshly shot pheasant, superb heavy, fruity olive oil and an Alentejana specialty, smoked chorizo.

Enteritidis infection, had eaten from a common lunch at a hunting party.

"So life just becomes a nonstop hunt for lunch," Dr. Hughes said.