Sentences with phrase «by ambush»

Earn the greatest honor by ambushing prey up - close, before butchering them for a gory trophy kill.

«Puff adders hunt by ambushing their prey, and can lie motionless for weeks at a single location waiting for prey to pass.

Earn the greatest honor by ambushing prey up - close, before butchering them for a gory trophy kill.

Rocco Ages Old hand Rocco Mediate ended a six - year drought by ambushing the Tour's young guns in Phoenix

The GPS system in Destiny makes you rely on your ghost by letting go of your guns for the moment, summing up the tons of times I was fired upon by ambushing enemies, and I had to quickly draw out my guns.

Earn the greatest honour by ambushing prey up - close and butchering them for a gory trophy kill.

Also included with the issue are sticker pages featuring designs by AMBUSH, Geoff McFetridge, J.W. Anderson, SSS World Corp, Wes Lang, and Virgil Abloh c / o OFF - WHITE.

In 2015 Monstfur was awarded the Grand Prix in the competition Stencil Art Prize organized by Ambush Gallery in Sydney.

Reasons for judgement were released last week by the BC Supreme Court, Victoria Registry, addressing this principle finding that caselaw should be disclosed ahead of Chambers Applications to avoid «chambers by ambush ``.

Of course, they are undeniably being driven by the ambush marketing of insurance companies that spends huge money on branding.

8) A competent jurist would not violate a stay order by an Appellate Justice by issuing orders suspending his critic's parenting time ten days later on Christmas Eve 2013, thereby placing that critic in a condition of arrest by ambush due to conflicting orders;

[42] The object of the discovery rules is to prevent trial by ambush.

She hopes the detailed look in the new paper will inspire more analysis of the diversity of predation, including animals that hunt by ambush.

The purpose is to allow an accused person to review the evidence against him or her and avoid a trial by ambush.

Jackson LJ remarked that the legal community seems to be in agreement that «the «cards on the table» approach enforced by the exchange of witness statements» is successful in «prevent [ing] «trial by ambush»».

[114] In my view, the improper use of the surveillance evidence gave rise to a form of trial by ambush.

[12] In my view, the basis of Rule 40A is to provide adequate notice of evidence which is to be tendered by way of an expert's opinion to avoid trial by ambush, to avoid unnecessary delays, and to generally permit trials to be run in an orderly fashion.

In this regard, it is important to note that our court systems do not allow «trials by ambush».

our court systems do not allow «trials by ambush».

Has the move away from «trial by ambush» to substantial pre-trial discovery actually been beneficial?