Sentence examples for off hunting from inspiring English sources

A father goes off, hunting a Turkish bandit.

Nerves were fraying, when, suddenly, Mr Bébéar announced he was off hunting.

She had me laughing my head off, hunting ghosts and wincing – because man did this girl get herself into some awkward scrapes!

Once a high-testosterone male settled on red, he would ignore a convenient yellow grain nearby and go off hunting for a distant red.

CENTRAL PARK CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT In the nineteenth century, there was a popular Christmas activity in America called the side hunt, in which a party would split into two groups and go off hunting.

Some hasty wiring, a check of the oil with an actual stick, and a screwdriver to the ignition sees them off, hunting for mangrove worms near the community of Ramingining.

So this guy goes off, hunts elephants, and hands over the gun and the tusks, and basically gets food.

Don't go off glory hunting however, because you will definitely lose the battle.

Monument designations can be controversial because they sometimes place restrictions on hunting, off-road recreation and other uses.

As the slopes heat up and cold-blooded bodies thaw, the serpents slither off to hunt.

Whatever the reason, he slung his slender frame into the saddle of his mount and rode off to hunt Yankees.