Sentence examples for prey works from inspiring English sources
Prey works almost exclusively in watercolors (primary influences: Homer, Hopper).
One reason "The Prey" works is Mr. Dupontel, whose craggy face suggests that his character has racked up major mileage but still has plenty in reserve.
The government does have a bird-of-prey working group.
He runs a network of field sites across southern India that monitors tigers and their prey, and works tirelessly to protect their last remaining habitats from development and human encroachment.
Or as one ad for Oregon's Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley said, "It is Jeff leading the fight to hold Wall Street and big banks accountable when they prey on working families and small businesses.
He roams the concrete jungle for photographic prey, deftly capturing works of art with just an iPhone.
And this prequel is hardly the only one preying on popular works of entertainment.
Hundreds of women in the United States and Canada fell prey to a work-at-home scheme, believing they were getting paid for talking to lonely European men when they were actually speaking to other chat room operators, the New York State Consumer Protection Board reported yesterday.
They offer laser sights that paint an assassin's red dot on distant prey, rangefinders that work at 1,000 metres and night-vision scopes so advanced that they are covered by federal arms-export restrictions.
Efforts in Nepal have included building corridors to connect patches of protected habitat, identifying prey species and working to improve their population as well, and incentivizing community surveillance and reporting of poaching activities.
In the United States, Shawn, as a playwright, is a relatively unknown quantity without an artistic home; in England, his works, which prey on both consciousness and conscience, are published under the rubric of "contemporary classics".
