Sentence examples for hunting programme from inspiring English sources

We're definitely not going to shoot any bears, because people are getting rather upset about Metallica's James Hetfield's involvement in a hunting programme on TV.

The power of expectation might also underlie those embarrassing situations where you mishear a mumbled comment, or even explain the spirit voices that sometimes leap out of the static on ghost hunting programmes.

Although no single cultural or ethnic group dominated bat-bushmeat activities, there was a particularly high rate of hunting activity in the Volta region which could mark Volta markets as potential foci for future management, from education to sustainable hunting programmes.

Knowlton has also appeared on hunting television programmes such as Jim Shockey's The Professionals.

Television A lot of hunting out music programmes wherever they are, such as BBC4's singer-songwriter programmes.

In many countries, rising student debt has fuelled a growing trend in young people hunting for cheaper degree programmes abroad.

I remember filming him and a somewhat snooty Horse of the Year commentator for a BBC Open Door programme in 1977, making the case for hunting.

Its director, Willie Labuschagne, talks of a breeding programme, and of educating visitors about the impact of hunting wild apes for bush-meat.

Musicians have often hunted for a narrative programme or pattern in Bach's intimate works.

By this, Backshall means the backlash against conservation that's going on in the United States, and, horrifyingly to many, an upsurge in wildlife programmes where the focus isn't on protection or research but on hunting and killing.

A BBC statement about the programme stated: "Bailiffs recovering debts for local authorities say they do a public service, hunting down those who don't pay up.