Sentence examples for ready to hunt from inspiring English sources

They perch on high branches, ready to hunt, all over Tarangire.

By last spring, they were ready to hunt for a one-bedroom condo.

But he also made it clear that he was ready to hunt all the "rats" to eliminate anyone who participated.

She went on to say that she was "ready to hunt Americans", comments that were poorly received.

But how many parents are ready to hunt for premises, take on planning authorities and mug up the curriculum, particularly in inner cities where the need is greatest?

When a pack of these dogs is getting ready to hunt, scientists reported Tuesday, the more sneezes, the more likely they are to actually get moving.

The finding, which comes as Japan is readying to hunt whales for what it says are research purposes, raises new concerns about the country's current endeavors; it also may invalidate several past studies on whale demographics and conservation, the authors say.

"We're ready to go hunting next week, so there's that.

Their banners read: "Born to hunt, ready to fight!" and "Hunting is life.

We've got to get in there ready to hit, got to hunt something, and we can't miss it".

The New Yorker's Nicholas Thompson said he looked like he was about ready to go hunt down the suspects himself.