hunting造句

I'm fixing to go hunting.

The hunting horn rang through the forest.

The hunting dog put up some partridges.

When they go hunting, they live in tents of skin.

Residents enjoy biking, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and fishing.

The hunter agreed to take us to go hunting tomorrow.

Primitive tribes lived by fishing, hunting and gathering.

Pro-hunting campaigners say that antelope and buffalo would be the main quarry.

Archaeologists believe the effigy mounds may have marked hunting and gathering territories.

Some of the American Indians lived by hunting for their food.

For much of the year, polar bears roam the frozen Hudson Bay, hunting for seals.

The copper magnate and brewery owner sure love hunting wolves with eagles, but aren't so thrilled about having to ride a horse and sleep in a tent to get to the best hunting grounds.

When he is walking from aisle to aisle he takes a moment to transition from hunting to hiking.

Oscar-winning documentary about dolphin-hunting "The Cove" is to be released in Japan from June 26 despite some opposition.

Recently, a red fox has been hunting in the marsh behind my condo on the Connecticut shoreline.

They spent weeks tracking and recording the hunting behaviour in the pack ice off the coast of the Antarctica Peninsula.

Breaker's group started hunting for riboswitches in the wild and soon found them hiding in intergenic DNA.

For longer than history records, the Twa inhabited the high-altitude rainforest near the western edge of the Rift Valley, hunting antelopes and harvesting honey.

But here in western Missouri, the sight of those familiar speckled wings against the September sky means something altogether different: hunting season has arrived.

And steelmakers, fearful of the rising prices of raw materials, are hunting for captive sources of metallurgical (coking) coal as well as iron ore.

But due to the destruction of their natural habitat and uncontrolled hunting, it has been pushed on to the list of the world's top ten most endangered species.

This default mode probably gave us an evolutionary advantage by making us alert to dangers while we were hunting and gathering.

Despite such humane actions, Thomas is not averse to hunting, but she believes that the practice needs to be well regulated, and that hunters need to be disciplined and expert.

'it was only my whim,' he said; and, after a moment's hesitation: 'it was on account of a discovery I made some little time ago, whilst I was hunting up pedigrees for the new county history.

As well as going after dolphins, villagers not allowed to hunt the minke whales along the coast have turned to hunting (rarer) toothed whales not covered by the IWC's moratorium.

On the contrary, the hunting wave of car bogie frame covers the influence of all factors causing transverse vibration of the system and reflects the action of different wheel-rail contact conditions.