How to pronounce“hunts”in English

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hunts.” He's been on about a dozen of these persistence hunts, and he's found on average it takes between two to five hours to run an antelope

There were hunts right around in there, so if I know that they're heading towards area there are hunts, I'll go out in front, try to figure out where the colobus monkeys are

held huge hunts which employed thousands and took many weeks this was UT utterly at odds with

Because I have a friend that hunts in Midland.

The hunter is not the person who just hunts, but makes sure that everything stays healthy-- the soil is healthy, the people are healthy-- for next generations.

And the team goes out every day and hunts, or gathers or spends as the case may be.

Every year thousands of foreigners go on organized hunts in Africa, they take home with them the animal head or trophy to hang on their wall.

Still in the Caribbean, there are legal hunts of turtles going on today.

Most of those exceptions are for traditional or artisanal or customary type hunts.

Now, I'm not suggesting witch hunts or cancel culture.

But as GPS devices proliferated on the island, reports began to spread of serious accidents during hunts, some resulting in injuries and even deaths.

male audience member #3: So if you go to like the store and get like cans of Hunts crushed tomatoes or whatever, it's the right consistency?

Also abolished during the humanitarian revolution were witch hunts,

One of the things that the Greeks borrowed from Rome, we might not like this very much, was indeed gladiatorial displays and wild beast hunts.

But what they did was they, and we can see the traces of this, they adapted their theaters to host wild beast hunts

Animals, often lions, bred in captivity so that they can be shot in staged hunts, these lions are tame, they can't even hunt for themselves.

You have, essentially, a series of riddles and puzzles and treasure hunts,