Sentence examples for fun hunt from inspiring English sources

The tone of the Louboutin Times, a monthly newsletter, is conspiratorial: a guide to becoming the perfect guest advises, "If your host is tacky (what fun!): hunt down the requirements for a full-on 'foam party'; a reminder of his/her days in Ibiza".

To spend a lot less on vintage clothing though, and to really have fun, hunt and discover as many possible sources for older clothing where prices are likely to be lower (such as thrift stores and garage sales), to find vintage wear at a price that's affordable (see the next step for more ideas on where to shop).

I hunt and have fun hunting.

I'm not much for negativity, but even with all of the DON'TS! it was a lot of fun hunting for the theme phrases.

But it's not much fun hunting for milk if you're on a low income and have small kids or elderly relatives to feed.

It's perversely fun hunting trash on the beach; there's a thrill in finding one weather-beaten black sock and then, 20 yards away, finding its mate.

When you're done, release her and encourage her to, "Find it!" She'll have fun hunting for hidden treasure, and will get a full mind-body workout in the process.

As a reaction to the self-imposed squalor of the punky kids and the shameless fun hunting of the indie-weirdo gang, the "slightly too smart for their age" bunch are really upping their formal dressing skills.

Chances are the cards will go everywhere, and it isn't fun hunting them down.

The advantage of this is that the items can be narrowed down and you can have a lot of fun hunting them down, learning about which items belong to the specific era, etc., and you can focus your budget.

Shopping is wonderful in Chiang Mai and Thai original handicrafts are disappearing art form, so it becomes sort of like a fun treasure hunt to go hunt them down and buy them.