Sentence examples for called hunter from inspiring English sources

He called Hunter an "amazing athlete," but Howard said he was trying not to focus on taking Hunter's job.

In a post on his blog, the Capitals' owner, Ted Leonsis, called Hunter "a tenacious player and great leader".

The White House called Hunter, and Ms. Halpern said later Tuesday it could not permit the class observation.

Jim Leyland called Hunter one of the toughest players he had ever managed, but he mainly praised Hunter for his performance.

She said that North Carolina's head track coach, Dennis Craddock, called Hunter into a meeting and told him, "Either you quit or we have to let you go".

This year's Eurovision entry, by the often-whistling Sebalter (Twitter bio: 'Folk Musician, Eurovision Participant, Lawyer), is called Hunter of Stars.

For this reason the groups are often referred to as Khoisan, a compound word referring to Khoekhoe and San, as the Nama called hunter-gatherers without livestock (Bushmen, in the terminology of the colonists, is now considered pejorative).

One, called "Hunters Island," was painted in 1894.

The northern section, where it merges into Astoria, is sometimes known as Dutch Kills; the southern part is called Hunters Point.

But Cecil Fredi, 74, president of a sportsmans' group called Hunters Alert who lives in Las Vegas and lobbied for Mr. Mayer's removal, said that the wildlife director should have focused more on killing the bird's predators than on protecting its ecosystem.

Related and its partners — Phipps Houses, the largest nonprofit operator of affordable housing in the city, and Monadnock Construction, one of the largest builders of affordable housing — will erect two towers at what is called Hunters Point South, with 908 rental apartments, at least 685 of which will be set aside for working- and middle-class families earning $32,000 to $130,000 a year.