How To Use Hunting ground In A Sentence
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It was a favourite hunting ground.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crowded markets are a happy hunting ground for pickpockets.
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Ancient hedgerows provide perfect cover for labyrinthine setts, while earthworm-rich meadows are perfect hunting grounds.
Do we have to shoot the badgers?
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Crowded markets are a happy hunting ground for pickpockets.
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We had it for hunting grounds, but we never knew enough to hunt oil on it.
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In olden times, this area was a favorite hunting ground of the imperial family, with forests and lakes for picnics.
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However, Cheltenham's two major chases, the Gold Cup and the Queen Mother Champion Chase, have been more elusive and the Festival has not always been a happy hunting ground for Pipe.
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There could be no better hunting ground than the majestic and serene Himalayan ranges for these shutterbugs.
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In the early years of this century, many a collector found Madeira a happy hunting ground.
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I trotted slowly through the hunting grounds of our pack and looked for sign of game.
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If you have oodles of cash and know what you are doing, auctions can be a good hunting ground.
The Sun
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Different animals rove through their hunting grounds.
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This makes it a happy hunting ground for anyone with the felicitous habit of looking at the lighter side of life.
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Tandem Hot Springs, Rock carvings of Buffalo Gap , ha shi ha er international hunting ground.
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Some of the royal forests had become valueless as hunting grounds.
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Regent's Park lay like pastoral acres of countryside or the royal hunting ground it once was, its lake a broken piece of mirror.
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As the annual flood inundates the delta, the cats are forced to cope with expanses of water that fragment their homes into a series of small islands and their hunting ground into dangerous, watery mires.
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Already, smaller ice packs have reduced hunting grounds for polar bears, leaving some dangerously underweight.
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They are important hunting grounds for the kestrel and barn owl.
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Other people's weddings are the perfect hunting ground for ideas.
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Finney was the more rounded player, a natural predator who regarded the pitch as a happy hunting ground and revelled in his natural ability to score goals.
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The 'afforested' areas were much more than just royal hunting grounds, however.
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Other people's weddings are the perfect hunting ground for ideas.
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Maachli had fought hard to secure rights to an area around the Ranthambhore lakes, which are prime hunting grounds, full of sambar, spotted deer and wild boar.
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As well as keeping their eyes peeled for surface coins and jewellery, beachcombers also look for non-metal items on their foreshore hunting grounds.
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Popular entertainment has proved a useful tool in reinforcing damaging stereotypes about single, working women as desperate nutcases who use the workplace as little more than a hunting ground for husbands.
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He turned part of the archaeological site into a hunting ground and allowed goats to be kept inside the cave.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Sunday antique market is a happy hunting ground for collectors.
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The first great shadow that fell on this united little circle was when George Mansion's mother quietly folded her "broadcloth" about her shoulders for the last time, when the little old tobacco pipe lay unfilled and unlighted, when the finely-beaded moccasins were empty of the dear feet that had wandered so gently, so silently into the Happy Hunting Grounds.
The Moccasin Maker
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Because the hunting ground here has Tibetan Buddhism temple Kang Longsi acquire fame.
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These waters are a hunting ground for sharks.
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Thus, the potential also exists that the coyote pack was defending hunting grounds.
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For a special piece, good hunting grounds include auction houses and charity shops.
Times, Sunday Times
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These fields served as a hunting ground for the local people.
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This was once the hunting grounds for Tito and his Communist elites -- packed with European mouflon, chamois, boar, and bear.
Richard Bangs: Bosnia & Herzegovina, That Unreal Place
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Flea markets are happy hunting grounds for people looking for antiques at good prices.
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At this critical point, rumors circulated that Sitting Bull had recrossed the Canadian line bound for the Yellowstone hunting grounds.
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Suburban patchworks of cover, such as small wooded areas and brush, combine with open areas to provide coyotes with good hunting grounds.
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The use of the Forest as an exclusive hunting ground waned during the reign of Charles II and the office of "Keeper of the Walk" became a Grace and Favour appointment.
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Other people's weddings are the perfect hunting ground for ideas.
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Japan is a promising hunting ground because in many cases its audiences saw the goriest versions.
Times, Sunday Times
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Madeira used to be a happy hunting ground for antique collectors.
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Some of the royal forests had become valueless as hunting grounds.
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It told people when to move to new hunting grounds, when to plant crops, when to bury the dead, anoint new rulers, slaughter animals, make babies.
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Their hunting grounds and game preserves are being disturbed and their food supply both diminished and rendered uncertain.
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Secondhand shops are prime hunting grounds for special-occasion baby and toddler clothes such as christening and holiday outfits and fancy party duds that have been worn only once or twice (if at all).
Baby clothing: Consider used
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For a special piece, good hunting grounds include auction houses and charity shops.
Times, Sunday Times
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To be tested in the key hunting grounds of the London orchestras at such an early stage in his career was not something the Scot took lightly.
