Sentence examples for call the hunt from inspiring English sources

Hunt is under fire from doctors in a campaign that collates examples of such patients to illustrate what they call "the Hunt effect".

One called the hunt for Etan the "No. 1 priority of the Police Department".

Opponents called the hunt barbaric; supporters called it necessary to protect people and property.

Now the federal government is plunging in, in what the energy secretary, Steven Chu, calls the hunt for miracles.

Two wings, better Time's arrows ReprintsThe most organised attempt at the moment is called the Hunt for Exomoons with Kepler, or HEK.

Japan calls the hunt research to avoid the international ban on commercial whaling, but then allows the sale of the meat in supermarkets.

And there's no getting away from it: this is called The Hunt for Tony Blair and I'm playing Tony Blair and I'm in virtually every scene".

The GMC then began inquiries of authorities that had employed Patel and became interested in the Ripper case, seeking help from Channel 4 which made a 2004 documentary called the Hunt for the Camden Ripper.

In the next two years, he was interviewed by Fox and CBS News, helped write a book called "The Hunt for bin Laden" and said he had discovered evidence in Afghanistan that linked Iraq to Al Qaeda.

His biographical video is called "The Hunt for Red November," after one of his most popular films, and many voters approach him with DVDs to sign, effusing about one performance or another.

"When your agent rings up and says they're doing a new Comic Strip called The Hunt for Tony Blair and they'd like you to be Tony Blair, it's a very good day," laughs Mangan, who admits to being slightly starstruck by his co-stars.