Sentence examples for small hunting from inspiring English sources
"Does anybody have a small hunting knife?" the doctor cried out.
Nurhachi created large, permanent civil-military units called "banners" to replace the small hunting groups used in his early campaigns.
Two years ago, they moved an old one-room school house onto their farm and converted it into a small hunting lodge.
A small hunting party assembles at Bon Repos, the gallery of Count Spork, near the Elbe River in Bohemia; or perhaps it meets at a smaller lodge a hundred miles to the east, in the rolling hills of Moravia.
The Chimane are living as our ancient forebears did, without market economies, health care or schools, and what we hope to learn from them is what happened to humans at the end of the Pleistocene -- about 12,000 years ago, when they stopped living in small hunting bands and began living in villages and growing their own food.
"The effect of drift on small hunting bands with low density might have had a significant impact on the differentiation between groups well before the dispersal of agriculture in Europe".
Until the 1950s Greenland was by and large an isolated and traditionally Inuit society where most people lived in small villages and subsisted on small-scale hunting and fishing.
Japan seeks a quota for minke whales in the West Pacific, and argues that stock numbers can sustain small hunts.
The store at its new hotel in Washington feels like a small hunt club, with built-in wood shelves and unpainted crown moldings.
Japan pleaded with the world's whaling watchdog Wednesday to allow small hunts by coastal communities, arguing that for three decades these groups had been unjustly barred from a traditional source of food.
Maybe get a chair and sit with them for 2 minutes, or do a small hunt to see if we can find any 'monsters' when your child know there is no 'monsters,' then put them to bed.
