Sentence examples for from the hunch from inspiring English sources
I straightened from the hunch of a running back to an upright flag bearer position.
His analysis quickly took over from the hunches of old scouts in the team's recruitment process.
We had the hunch that kids from the streets could be very powerful.
The hunch proved correct.
Therefore, the subjects could enter the hunch state relatively easily.
"You'll be able to relieve all that tension from that hunch," Miller says.
"The whole project started with a hunch — hunch, from the Irish word 'aithint,' meaning recognition or perception," the verbose Mr. Cassidy said in an interview on Monday at O'Lunney's, a bar and restaurant on West 45th Street.
Mr. Springsteen, relishing the heat from the fire, would hunch over and look down when he was thinking and look straight ahead intently when he found his train of thought.
Dr. Chaudhari, who works at the I.B.M. research center in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., said the new manufacturing process sprang from his hunch that tilting the ion beam at the chaotic planes of carbon molecules, instead of beaming it directly, would make it possible to push aside some of the surface carbon atoms, forming precise atomic-scale rows.
He tried to hide from the wind by hunching down behind the back of the house, only to find the wind and rain swirling in from every direction.
