Sentence examples for this hare from inspiring English sources

He may well be right that none of his people were involved - personally I take his word for it - but he can't guarantee that a half-remembered casual — or deliberate — remark in a pub did not start this hare running.

Referring to Dame Ghosh's former role as permanent secretary at the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs during the "fiasco" over the privatisation of forests, Mr Kawczynski commented: "She and her team put that hare brained scheme together and now she's come up with this hare brained scheme".

For a woman who says what she thinks and has never trusted anyone to do anything on her behalf, this defense-mandated self-denial goes against her every instinct, and this, Hare has shrewdly seen, is where a lot of drama resides.

This hare was a female adult hare of good nutritional state, but with a very high load of E. coli and Aeromonas sp. in the intestine.

The deduced protein sequence of Iberian hare TRIM5α was 89% identical to European rabbit TRIM5α, although high divergence was observed at the PRYSPRY v1 region between rabbit and the identified alleles from this hare species (allele 1: 50% divergence; allele 2: 53% divergence).

This hare strain was showing also different restriction patterns from those identified in the B. suis biovar 2 Thomsen reference strain and other B. suis biovar 2 strains isolated from hares in France, which show common patterns with those identified in wild boar (B. Garin-Bastuji, personal communication).

It - or she, as Sheers would have it - first appears there, as "this hare-lipped hill, this broken spine of soil / that stretches across my window / steep-sided, a sinking ship upturned".

"Seeing the profit I made from the sale was my Aha! moment," he said, and he realized "that this hare-brained scheme might just be something to make money from".

This "hare-brained scheme" has led to a life on the road.

When I hatched this hare-brained scheme, I didn't intend for it to lead to a permanent life on the road.

As more recently discussed by Darling Hammond, the job-embedded forms of professional learning which reflect this, 'are taking greater root, often organised around teachers' work with curriculum development through collaborative planning, lesson study and action research of various kinds' (2017, p. 303).