Sentence examples for known for baiting from inspiring English sources

Bresnahan was known for baiting umpires.

Another greyhound owner and trainer, Todd Fear, told the inquiry he went about 20 times to a property where trainer Bruce Carr operated a popular bullring known for live baiting.

I was going to bake my mom a birthday cake — the chocolate cake her mother-in-law was known for, called "bachelor bait cake" on the little index card I inherited in a box of family memorabilia.

BuzzFeed, which used to be known for casting out "click bait" online, now claims around 170 full-time staff, including a Pulitzer-prize winner, Mark Schoofs, who has been hired to run a new investigative team.Lower costs explain why so many digital news firms, like Silicon Valley start-ups, are launching today.

At one of his first concerts with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO), its first bassoon, Gwydion Brooke, equally known for his wonderful playing and his baiting of conductors, started to give Tod a bad time.

I suppose it's appropriate, but I did find myself wishing he'd snap out of his concerned six-foot baguette shtick and give us some of the childish baiting he's known for, just for a break in the misery of it all.

NO IZAAK WALTON Ms. Ernst-Scott, known for her knowledge of hooks, lines and baits, said she has never fished a day in her life.

Most of these studies involved an isolation technique known as keratin-baiting, in which hair or feathers are used for the isolation of keratinophilic fungi [ 11– 15].

One by one, fish who had known Greg and his bait belt for years came to be stroked, tickled and fed.

Delilah (Hedy Lamarr): You know a better bait, Samson?

Humans have traditionally exploited several species of fulmar and shearwater (known as muttonbirds) for food, fuel, and bait, a practice that continues in a controlled fashion today.