Sentence examples for hunts at a from inspiring English sources

Not only can these sorts of unsupported accusations be very embarrassing if they're proven wrong, but they can also have a negative effect on company morale by promoting a feeling that employees are subject to "witch hunts" at a moment's notice.

But, for the moment, there seems only a crude choice between witch-hunts and no hunts at all; and a moral panic at the BBC helps no one.

This species hunts at an average height of 21 metres (70 ft) during the breeding season, but lower in wet conditions.

The Essex had headed there to hunt at a whale-rich site discovered only a year earlier.

It's like hunting at a waterhole.

While Mr. Selby began hunting at a time when restrictions were few and lions were considered "vermin," he made animal conservation a centerpiece of his business early on.

During the whaling season, which usually begins in April and lasts until June, 10 of them will hunt at a time, paddling a skin boat.

The activists' efforts could be impeded in the suitable habitat because one hunter will be allowed to hunt at a time until the quota is reached.

And when a local reporter asked the European ministers about seal hunting at a closing press conference, there was a deafening silence.

Nobody else in golf has Woods's star persona, and when he's not in the hunt at a major, some people are not as interested.

There is a different kind of fear, a personal, persecuted kind of fear, in being hunted at a neighborhood restaurant or bar practically indistinguishable from a thousand others like it.