Sentence examples for whose hunting from inspiring English sources
"We are as close as Dick Cheney and Justice Scalia," quipped Mr. Kerry, referring to the vice president and Antonin Scalia, whose hunting trip together has raised some critics' concerns.
"They even kill species whose hunting we forbid, like the pangolin and the gorilla.
Cougars are solitary predators whose hunting ground can vary widely in size, depending on available prey, water supply and cover.
They're like the countryside lobby, whose hunting faction cares more about their sport than all but the most swivel-eyed of its critics dislike it.
Mr. Todhunter's pack of 45 fox hounds, for instance, is named for John Peel, a famed 19th-century huntsman from these parts whose hunting call would "awaken the dead, or the fox from his lair in the morning," according to an eponymous song.
Own a bird dog, albeit one whose hunting instincts have always been confined to pine cones and Webkinz.
Twenty20 coaches urge their players to break a match down into 240 individual events and for Afghanistan, whose hunt for a major scalp in limited-overs cricket continues, the 18th over against England in Delhi featured one such sliding-doors moment.
In two hourlong episodes tonight he traces the routes of Hernando Cortés and Francisco Pizarro; next Wednesday he does the same for Francisco de Orellana, whose hunt for El Dorado led him down the Amazon, and Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, who crossed much of what is now the southern United States in an eight-year odyssey.
One Gandhi quote was: "Ours is one continual struggle against a degradation sought to be inflicted upon us by the Europeans, who desire to degrade us to the level of the raw kaffir whose occupation is hunting, and whose sole ambition is to collect a certain number of cattle to buy a wife with and then pass his life in indolence and nakedness".
Tune out the weathercaster whose source hunts headlines with phrases like "storm of the century".
One of those was Jamie Patricof, whose Hunting Lane Films had no film of its own at Sundance but will be in the market over the next year with Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams in a drama, "Blue Valentine".
