Sentence examples for hunting time from inspiring English sources

Halloween is a specially fruitful hunting time.

"Kate oozes refinement — her friends wear pearls while hunting," Time magazine reported.

It's a happy hunting time for companies that know how to acquire technology.

"Fall is generally bargain hunting time in the Caribbean," said Hugh Riley, director of marketing for the Americas at the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

Why should lions get 15 hours a night and giraffes just 5 — when it is the giraffes who will be running for their lives come hunting time?

It used to be, for example, that the village listened for the sound of the church bell during hunting time, a signal everyone should go down to the beach to help bring in the meat.

Put crudely, women did not want to have sex with selfish men in primitive hunting times, meaning their genes were less likely to be passed on.

From tracking trophies to predicting optimal hunting times and locations, the app should not have an issue continuing its rapid growth.

Then the hunters point out the difficulties in carrying out hunting, for instance not being able to use motorized transport to check upon pens faraway, not being allowed to use web cameras or dogs, as well as the set hunting times.

Stay out of the water during hunting times.

Late summer is not optimum devil-hunting time.