Sentence examples for open hunt from inspiring English sources

We drove to the Bloomfield Open Hunt Club, in Bloomfield Hills, where horses, wearing blankets, grazed in a pasture, and men wore navy blazers with gold buttons.

Despite this, and despite pleas from campaigners fighting to keep their local branches open, Hunt and the libraries minister Ed Vaizey have refused to act, said Donaldson.

Florida has a wild native panther, hard to spot, but also a giant pythons 10-177 feet) problem: those are not originally from here, but are so numerous that an open hunt takes place each year to try to capture some to reduce its population.

Fox hunting is ticklish business in this country because there is not enough open hunting ground where there is no danger of shooting someone or of ruining crops.

There are some puzzles — cheetahs have spots, though they prefer open hunting grounds — but that's to be expected, since the footsteps of evolution can be as hard to retrace as those of a speckly leopard in the forest.

"I feel like it's become open hunting season in how women are attacked and it's not because of who we are as people, it's because of how we look or our age," she said.

These weren't rabbits who drank tea and lived in cozy cottages, they were real rabbits, driven out of their warren, struggling to survive in the open, hunted by dogs, and men with shotguns, and cats, and other rabbits.

Blair should have returned from paternity leave in triumph - a new father, the proverbial successful, virile son-in-law you wished you had - but instead he walked straight into an open hunting season on the "out-of-touch metropolitan liberal elite".

Thus, the relatives of five hunters were examined during both the close and open hunting seasons to trace the potential secondary transfer in practice.

Why, then, is it open hunting season only on Israel?

Kidding aside, this is another open hunting license for a big strategic whatever.