bounty hunting造句

• "We're not trying to encourage bounty hunting.
• They don't like the idea of bounty hunting.
• Defense lawyers claimed the men were on a legitimate bounty hunting mission.
• Tony Scott interviewed Harvey about her life and her work bounty hunting.
• Who knew the penance of purgatory involved bounty hunting?
• Bounty hunting is considered illegal kidnapping under Mexican law.
• With the bounty hunting supervillains captured, Hawkeye pursues Crossfire through the sewers.
• Plum is only marginally successful at bounty hunting so her refrigerator is often bare.
• Sure, there are some who give the bounty hunting industry a bad name.
• Salerno read a book about bounty hunting 10 years ago, and he was hooked.
• Cougars began to increase significantly only after bounty hunting was banned in 1963, Mansfield said.
• In the same interview, Sanders talked about bounty hunting jobs he'd done with Ring:
• The men were fairly new to bounty hunting, said Rex Green, their supervisor at Arrowhead Bonding.
• Scott also met and interviewed Ed Martinez and Choco, who were Domino's bounty hunting colleagues.
• However he is too late, and another bounty hunting team, IG-88, captures her.
• Chapman and four associates _ were also taken into custody in Mexico, where bounty hunting is considered kidnapping.
• But bounty hunting drove the species nearly to the vanishing point in North America by the mid-20th century.
• The only way to really shrink the population of cougars may be to bring back bounty hunting, he said.
• Bounty hunting has become very competitive, he said, and he does not enjoy the caseload he once did.
• As shown by a recent excursion with Mahalko, bounty hunting falls short of Club Med as a glamour holiday.