We sat upstairs, in a room whose hunter-green wallpaper featured rustic portraits of foxes being pursued by hounds.
In this case, it was a bail bond company, whose bounty hunter was paid by Motherboard to track down the reporter — with his permission.
One of the fruits of this visit was Chapatin le tueur de lions (1863; "Chapatin the Killer of Lions"), whose lion-hunter hero can be seen as the first sketch of the author's future Tartarin.
You play Garcia Hotspur, a demon hunter whose persona owes more than a nod to El Mariachi.
He told them he was a hunter whose spirit had never left the land and who respected all beliefs.
(Mr. Dingell, an avid hunter whose kills decorate his office, was also a thorn in his party's side on the issue of gun rights).
Simmons shared the tip with Scott Carmichael, a "mole hunter" whose job it was to ferret our spies and other security risks within the DIA.
But most importantly, for two nights I have enlisted the services of an aurora hunter, whose mission is to chase down the northern lights for his clients.
Finn is a feckless treasure hunter whose irresponsible ways have finally driven Tess, even though she still loves him, to dump him and return to graduate school.
Keeping it steady is a favored phrase of Mr. Thompson's, calling to mind a hunter whose hound has caught the scent of a particularly laid-back bear.
Fly-on-the-wall footage of a self-styled "paedophile hunter", whose evidence has convicted ten sex offenders for grooming children online, will increase pressure on police to devote more resources to such covert operations.
