Sentence examples for The hunch from inspiring English sources
noun
A hump; a protuberance.
The hunch is for the white folks who give Hoke a paycheck, but it is only an affectation.
The hunch was this: that people liked pretty pictures, and they liked the feeling of buying something that they believed was "valuable".
The hunch proved true; they were spotted in the rather unluxurious Pigalle neighborhood of Paris, notorious for its sex shops and red-light district.
The hunch proved true; they were spotted in the rather un-luxurious Pigalle neighborhood of Paris, notorious for its sex shops and red light district.
The hunch proved right, at least for two of the three subfamilies of herpesviruses.
The hunch was right, the researchers report in the 12 April issue of Nature.
The hunch proved correct: When Keller's group injected these modified cancer cells into mice, the cancer remained in the prostate.
The Hunch website itself is built using the same API that is being made for partners.
The hunch paid off: His U.S.-Peruvian team found an ancient maritime campsite that is 11,100 years old (Quebrada Jaguay).
Happyfellow Bob and Royal Bob should have been a natural for the hunch-parlay boys..
