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foxhunt

VERB
  1. hunt foxes, on horseback and with dogs
NOUN
  1. mounted hunters follow hounds in pursuit of a fox

How To Use foxhunt In A Sentence

  • The launch was held at a press conference at which graphic footage of foxhunting, staghunting and hare coursing was also released.
  • Shooting parties at Sandringham, fishing at Balmoral, foxhunting in the hills and valleys surrounding Highgrove—over the years these are some of the most important memories Charles created with his sons. William and Kate
  • This ability was improved further when Fairfax imported a pack of foxhounds, and Washington developed a passion for foxhunting. George Washington’s First War
  • Burderop farmer Charles W Whatley recalls his schooldays at Swindon High School in his autobiography Farming And Foxhunting published c1940, where Mr Snell had the reputation of pushing on the smart and forward boys. Undefined
  • The majority of the foxhunters wear black coats and top hats or derbies.
  • Time allowed 06:31 Read in studio A council has voted to ban foxhunting on all its parks and open spaces.
  • Read in studio Councillors have thrown out a motion calling for a ban on foxhunting on all council owned land.
  • Mr Holmes, who is also a keen foxhunter, said he provided a service to local farmers by ridding their land of vermin.
  • Anti-foxhunting protesters are continuing to demonstrate at hunting meets in mid Essex despite a Government decision to ban the blood sport.
  • Over the years, it has been Labour that has moved to protect the countryside, if not, as in the case of foxhunting, rural pursuits. The profit motive should not shape the country | Observer editorial
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