Sentence examples for called the hunt from inspiring English sources

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

— Robert Simonson Slate: It's called the Hunt — the theatrical new menu at Next, in Chicago.

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

Here, we present a description of the first systematic search for extrasolar moons as part of a new observational project called "The Hunt for Exomoons with Kepler" (HEK).

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

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".

One of the fascinating visual tasks in Paris, from where we have just returned, is to go and look at one of the greatest of all dog-art works, the seventeenth-century tapestries called "The Hunts Of Maximilian" in the Louvre, and try to figure out what breeds exactly the Emperor is taking out hunting with him.

In the absence of predators, the prey species follows the logistic equation (dot{x}(t) = alpha x t)[r_{1} - a_{11}(x - tau_{1})]), while in the presence of predators, there is a hunting delay (a_{12}y(t - tau_{2})), with a certain delay (tau_{2}) called the hunting delay.

Notre Dame has called "The Hunting Ground" inaccurate and says the film fails to acknowledge the school's efforts to combat sexual violence.

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

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