Sentence examples for in hunter for from inspiring English sources

The Tigers didn't take long to make this decision, bringing in Hunter for a visit on Monday and signing him on Wednesday.

What did Edwards see in Hunter, for whom he risked his marriage, despite telling Young, according to his testimony yesterday, "that she was 'a crazy slut,' and there was a 'one-in-three chance' that it was his child".

The boys and girls club in Hunters Point, for example, learn to work in raised garden beds because they cannot grow anything in the pre-existing contaminated soil.

One codon is polymorphic in hunter gatherer populations, coding for four amino acids (V/A/T/I), but in agricultural populations 39 out of 40 chromosomes carry a valine at this position.

They are also used for crossbreeding, to produce heavy sport horses for use in hunter and show jumping competition.

They started at the Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena, then they headed over to the Hart and the Hunter for brunch in Los Angeles, and ended the day with a jaunt to the Antelope Valley to see the poppy fields, where she snapped this photo with her iPhone 5S.

John McCarten, in his review of "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" for the magazine in 1957, referred to it as a "mash of stale jokes, bad acting, and dull drama," ultimately labelling the entire production "mucilaginous nonsense".

It struck an agreement with the Greenwich Sportsmen & Landowners Association, whose members participate in the Hunters for the Hungry program.

We estimated the number of carcasses and gut piles potentially contaminated with lead and left in the field for scavengers by using information collected on the proportion of kills made with lead ammunition and the number of lead-killed animals from which gut piles were brought in by hunters for safe disposal.

Bob Irwin appeared in a special about the Crocodile Hunter for "Australian Story" on Australia's ABC and discussed cameraman Justin Lyons' March 2014 appearance on Channel 10.

The decline in hunters is a concern for state fish and game agencies, which are financed through licenses and excise taxes on sporting goods, as well as for pro-hunting conservation groups and advocates like the National Rifle Association.