Sentence examples for live hunt from inspiring English sources

In an interview on Pienaar's Politics on BBC Radio 5 Live, Hunt said: "I do think those comments about Lenny Henry were absolutely disgusting and I do think it's for Nigel Farage to make absolutely clear that it's not Ukip's official view, but also to explain why so many people with those kinds of view seem to be attracted to becoming candidates for Ukip".

Female cheetahs are fiercely independent animals that live, hunt and raise cubs entirely on their own.

The days when you could live, hunt, gather, bathe, and enjoy yourself as you see fit on a single strip of land are pretty much gone for good.

After matriphagy, S. tentoriicola-spiderlings live, hunt and feed communally over an extended period which is reported to be longer than in S. lineatus.

Where we live, hunting is common.

She also studied how people in those ages lived, hunting, the different clans, illnesses, etc.

It is a celebration of the collectors' passion and a homage to them, some of whom even gave up their lives hunting orchids".

Like the elusive, gigantic wave surfers spend their lives hunting for, the new wave was a spectacular, once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon that would have no sequel.

Whether they ate blackberries or turnips, carried pistols, rifles, or sticks, they were living, hunted, in a freezing forest with no anchor to the lives they had once known.

But concentrate instead on how Royal Navy seamen sacrificed their time and lives hunting down other countries' slavers in the 19th century, and one can feel proud of Pax Britannica.

Thus wrote Nelson Mandela in his autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom, of his childhood in Transkei, where Xhosa tribes have lived, hunted and fished among green hills between the Drakensberg mountains and the Indian ocean for 1,000 years.