So both of their basset hounds — Bracken and Clucas — should be allowed.
Under Norman rule, the Saxons had been stripped of their land, hounded from office, and ground under the boot of military occupation.
Hopefully these were the supporters whom Evans was calling upon to desist from their hounding of his victim.
Paradoxically, their hounding of this poor man demonstrated that he was just what he seemed to be: an ordinary citizen, exercising his democratic right to ask a parliamentary candidate about his position on an important matter.
Neither of them fished, and one of their jazz friends hounded them about the joys of fly fishing.
It is through him that some become involved in the sorry tale that destroyed so many of their generation: the hounding of the intelligentsia and the periodic suppression of free thought and any claim to difference, all in the name of the true, pure Turk.
A modern cipher of a man is about to get his comeuppance from a mythical divinity: Diana, the virginal huntress, the sight of whom makes men fall prey to the hounds of their own lust.
The kingdom's ageing senior princes are shocked by the abrupt fall, speeded by what they see as the West's "betrayal", of Egypt and Tunisia's equally aged presidents, and the subsequent hounding of their families for corruption.
The situation is trickier for writers of newspapers and serious magazines, although some of their attempts to outfox the hounds and go around the process are practically legend.
Tapestries, porcelains, velvet collars worked in gold thread -- all are displayed, along with a pack of paintings: a Goya canvas of a determined couple of hounds eyeing their master's shotguns; a group portrait of the Medici lap dogs tricked out in earrings; a Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux sculpture of the Prince Impérial, Napoleon III's heir, with his devoted Néro.
