Sentence examples for Hunting unicorns from inspiring English sources

HUNTING unicorns used to involve entrapment by a virgin.

If blockbusters become rarer than they already are, chasing solely after them could be akin to hunting unicorns when there are plenty of deer to shoot.

Buyers hunt "unicorns" — the deals that are too good to possibly exist — and "take down" brownstones as if they were buffalo on the plains.

The rush to hunt unicorns is driving big money into the venture asset class, and much of it is ending up in these micro VC funds.

However, the wholesale acceptance of Chomsky's rationalist assumptions has meant that the discipline has been hunting for unicorns while neglecting many key areas of language.

From the Chinese stock market crash that shook global equity markets to the obsession with hunting for unicorns, 2015 was a year filled with volatility and non-traditional capital flowing into the private markets.

There are four turns total, one for each day of unicorn Hunting hunting season.

Still, even parents who have been hunting for Poopsie unicorns since the start of the school year know their kids may not be impressed for long.

– Vindu Goel Unicorn Hunting Is Hard Hunterwalk.com |  Why a venture capitalist, when weighing whether to invest in a business, doesn't ask, "Is this a billion-dollar business?" – Ashwin Seshagiri The Amazon Whisperer Fast Company |  The saga of a third-party Amazon seller who listens to what people want and then makes it in China.

Getting out of the unicorn hunting game--a game that is incredibly biased against women and non-white entrepreneurs--we can engage in ways that equity-only models cannot.

It's as if Albert Einstein had divided his precious time between theoretical physics and unicorn hunting.