Sentence examples for sharp hunting from inspiring English sources

Of course, some of the outdoor skills have to be modified," he said, agreeing that in the past badges that required whittling sticks with sharp hunting knives or carrying other children down stairs to escape fires are unlikely to find favour with most modern parents.

Yeah, and then they should take a razor sharp hunting knife and slice of their nose.

He tore the feathers from the bird and cut off its head with a sharp hunting knife.

Because cats also retain sharper hunting skills than dogs, abandoned felines are more likely to survive without any human help.

"I am NOT cute!" Baby Owl continues to insist, with increasing shrillness, until Mama Owl tries a little reverse psychology: "Of course you're not cute.... You're a huge, scary, sleek, sharp-eyed hunting machine".

No mere programmers, these sharp minds hunt for subtle relationships between phrases and their intended meanings.

Zollikofer says the scar's location, on the crown of the head, suggests that other possible causes--falling on a sharp edge, a hunting accident, or a piece of rock falling on the man's head--are less likely.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel notes the measure has drawn sharp criticism from hunting groups, including the NRA, which has not responded to a Huffington Post request for comment.

Sharp knife: Any hunting or utility knife will do.

With a big, very sharp knife (a hunting knife is best), stick the point of the knife into the throat and cut outward away from you so that the blood can drain out onto the ground.

You're just hunting some sharp old gingham gal that'll fit onto a Sunday Supplement Ladies' Page".