bull baiting造句

• In 1840, George imported a Spanish Bulldog, a larger breed used for bull baiting in Spain.
• Before the 19th century, blood sports such as bull baiting, bear baiting and cock fighting were common.
• The designation " bull " was applied because of the dog's use in the sport of bull baiting.
• Dog fighting, bear baiting, and bull baiting were officially outlawed in England by the Humane Act of 1835.
• With the scarcity of bear population, the price of bears rose and, because of this, bull baiting became more common in England over time.
• He is intelligent and compassionate-he prevents a bull baiting from taking place on a market day in town, but pays dearly for his efforts.
• Early incarnations of the Bandog probably had bloodlines from bull baiting dogs and the Guardian Mastiffs or the cross of both like the war dogs used in the Crusades.
• The actors left for the Cockpit Theatre in 1619, and the Hope was thereafter used for bear and bull baiting, prizefighting, fencing contests, and similar entertainments.
• Also present is the site of an old cockfighting ring and at the North end of the village green is a stone, which once held a ring to which bulls were tied for bull baiting.
• The building stands in a large field known as " The Cuttle " which stretches from the Old Hall to the A514 road; to its front is a walled enclosed for the Bowling Green ( some say bull baiting ring ).
• Between 1725 and 1872 Stratford Road was a turnpike road, and the ease of travel along this from Birmingham, and Shirley's remoteness attracted sporting activity in the form of bull baiting cockfighting ( reputedly at the Plume of Feathers pub ) and pugilism.
• In addition to prostitution and pick pockets, the area was also renowned for its gambling dens, skittle alleys and bear / bull baiting, most of which were run by Philip Henslowe ( 1550 1616 ) who married a wealthy widow by the name of Agnes Woodward in 1579 and it is thought that with her money Henslowe had managed to acquire interests in numerous brothels, inns, lodging houses and was also involved in dyeing, starch making and wood selling as well as pawnbroking, money lending and theatrical enterprises.