Voorbeelden van foxhound

• His right hand is as delicate an organ as a foxhound's nose. 

• Off in the woods a mile away sounded the deep, mellow tones of two foxhounds. 

• Six foxhounds burst out at once upon the little heath, with a cry resembling the noise of a triumph. 

• The baying of hounds, as if in 'full cry,' sounded closer and closer, and suddenly, out of the shadow of some trees, a number of foxhounds, running at full speed, appeared in the clear light of the moon. 

• When we descended I followed Holmes into the stable yard, where he opened the door of a loose-box and led out a squat, lop-eared, white-and-tan dog, something between a beagle and a foxhound. 

• It is true that a master of foxhounds is supposed to be able to stop his hounds running riot.

• For every pack of drag hounds throughout the country, there are about eight packs of foxhounds.

• Why do foxhounds and beagles need that winding-up period, but not the sport of coursing?

• A master of foxhounds has an interest in foxes and wants to keep the stock up.

• Blocking, which is the major cause of disturbance, is carried out mainly by foxhounds, terrier men and farmers.

• Such foxhounds are not used in any sporting sense but purely to control foxes.

• I suspect that the masters of foxhounds may not be aware how, in certain rural areas, people seek to supplement their relatively low incomes.

• I myself know just how adequate a vehicle an aeroplane is for transporting foxhounds.

• You might as well ask a master of foxhounds to run a girls' school.

• I can give him one assurance straight away: there is no threat by way of electrocution of foxhounds from the introduction of the telemetric system.

• Nobody bothers when foxhounds go through a country town and hold up the traffic, least of all their lordships.

• There is no logic in the argument that all foxhounds would be put down if hunting were banned.

• I would not suggest for one moment that foxhounds, however diverted, injure people directly.

• The amendment would not apply only to foxhounds.

• I am advised that the presence of foxhounds on railway track is most unlikely to involve any danger to trains or their passengers.