Significats de foxhunt en anglès

There were paintings of men on a foxhunt and a rich Oriental carpet.

From other radio traffic he could tell other units were closing in like some kind of foxhunt.

So saying, he left the room with as much alacrity as if it were to prepare for a foxhunt.

Your foxhunt, isn't that capricious?

He quotes Baily's Hunting Directory which establishes the Quorn as being the first foxhunt on horseback, way back in 1698.

I'd live in a big house in Richmond with foxhunt paintings on the walls, and I'd worry about finding good help.

One September they were so thick on the fields in one section of England that a foxhunt had to be postponed.

When Averan was small, beast master Brand used to tell her stories about how he'd helped the Duke outsmart foxes on the foxhunt.

In the parking lot outside the Quality Hotel in Metairie, Louisiana, presidential politics serves up a scene Oscar Wilde might have mistaken for a foxhunt.

In fact, in these times, foxhunting is to many something from another age.

The total ban on foxhunts will be enforced from February 18th next year.

She'd been getting word to me the nights he was going foxhunting and she was sneaking out.

Foxhunting May confirmed she had abandoned plans to hold a vote on repealing the ban on fox hunting.

He said that he liked bad weather, and that he was to go foxhunting with friends next week.

One fear expressed is that, with foxhunting banned, the government might dare to move on shooting and angling.

There are those who classify the Varsity Match alongside foxhunting as elitist blood sports they would rather avoid.