Sentence examples for a bit hunted from inspiring English sources

Is she feeling a bit hunted?

Matching that elusive 28-ounce box of Cheerios to its dollar-off coupon adds a bit of hunting to my weekly gathering.

So I did a bit of hunting around for some off-piste ideas... Vases of flowers cunningly avert the eye from shabby corners, or rooms in need of redecoration.

A year after an unfolding economic crisis sent consumers into shock, they ventured out Friday and opened their wallets a bit — still hunting bargains, but no longer quite so afraid to spend.

It was a good reminder that there's an abundance of great music out there that, rather than floating magically to the surface of the mainstream, really does require a bit of hunting out.

While there are close connections between aptitudes of many sorts, trying to distil a single underlying intelligence that explains everything else is a bit like hunting out a "pure rainbow" colour.

This can feel a bit like hunting for scraps from beneath your master's table.

Getting people to share their knowledge to help improve your overall level of customer service and customer experience, is a bit like hunting for unspoken and silent complaints (à la the complaints iceberg) that I talked about in my previous post.

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Protesting or seeking to modify unjust rules that are blindly observed but not formally codified is a bit like hunting the ever-elusive snipe.

He could have been an English gentleman out for a bit of hunting, except he carried no gun.