Sentence examples for chief hunt from inspiring English sources

Chief Hunt said: "I was amazed.

"He was just meant to be a Chief," Hunt said.

"We said, Wait, this can't be, somebody dropped the ball," Chief Hunt said in an interview.

The police have had "cordial" conversations in person and by telephone with Mr. Donnelly, Chief Hunt said.

In the story, a giant man-eating great white shark attacks beachgoers on Amity Island, a fictional summer resort town, prompting the local police chief to hunt it with the help of a marine biologist and a professional shark hunter.

As police chief Martin Brody hunts down the great white that is terrorising the small town of Amity, Long Island, the shark, in turn, haunts Brody's thoughts.

His real crime, say friends and relatives, was trying to save his brothers from labor camp and torture -- their punishment for accusing a local police chief of hunting protected animals in a Tibetan nature preserve.

His real offense, family members say, was seeking the freedom of his two brothers, who were detained after accusing a local police chief of hunting endangered animals in a nature preserve.

The trial of the Tibetan, Karma Samdrup, 42, was widely viewed as an effort to punish him for his outspoken defense of his two brothers, both of whom had publicly berated a local police chief who hunted endangered species in a Tibetan nature preserve.

The games originated in impromptu competitions at clan assemblies summoned by the chiefs for hunting, military exercises, and the conduct of clan business generally.

To these Englishmen, the New World beckoned as but another battlefield for the Old World's religious wars; one of the chief reasons to hunt for gold in America was to use the money to defeat Muslims in Europe.