Sentence examples for protracted hunting from inspiring English sources
As soon as the jubilee was done with and the corpse of Mr Byers digested, it would be somebody else's turn.As well as the protracted hunting down of Mr Byers, the government has had to contend with a stream of stories about the surprising people the Labour Party has been happy to solicit money from.
The appointment marks the end of a protracted hunt by the internet company, which has been using executive search firm Odgers to find a replacement since Rich Riley left as part of a restructure in April last year.
Indeed, in chilly, cloudy Dearborn, Mich., where a third of the nearly 100,000 residents are of Middle Eastern descent, there seemed to be little doubt that the protracted hunt for Bin Laden, capped by his death, was a good and just development.
Though the Democratic race is shaping up to be a protracted delegate hunt, a popular-vote victory in California would be an important symbolic prize to either candidate.
In his graphic account, the atrocity-filled death match between Texan settlers and Indians escalated from disputes over horses and hunting rights into "the most protracted conflict ever waged on American soil, a 40-year blood feud between two alien civilizations" — a struggle that was personified by the twice-abducted and permanently traumatized Cynthia Ann Parker.
The 13,000 American troops in the country are still so busy in the south and east pursuing Taliban forces and hunting for Al Qaeda's leaders that the last thing they want is protracted strife in the west to add to their problems, another American officer said.
They are also protracted.
* New move to outlaw hunting * Times: Peers to get last chance to save hunting BYERS 'MISLED COMMONS' The Independent seizes on new evidence indicting Stephen Byers in the protracted affair of Martin Sixsmith's disputed resignation.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Another protracted silence.
