Sentence examples for hawk at from inspiring English sources

Adel Abdul Latif supported his family making the Pharaonic alabaster figurines that vendors hawk at the temples around Luxor.

Pilcher was fatally injured in a crash with his Hawk at Stanford Park, near Market Harborough, on Sept. 30, 1899.

Months after his death, she looks around at the woods, at her hawk, at her life, and feels nothing, or nothing good: "My heart is salt".

Germany's Angela Merkel may have succeeded, yet again, as the EU's undisputed power broker, while re-asserting herself as a credible austerity hawk at home.

Call that what you will — audacious, ambitious, perhaps even a bit Freudian — the tower represents Black Hawk at its clattering, capitalistic, casino-driven heart.

Mr McCain or "McStay" as the Democrats have taken to calling him is an instinctive hawk at a time when America has grown weary of foreign entanglements (60% of Americans think that the Iraq war was a mistake, for example).

(Hawks at his most languid).

We want neither to be hawked at or gawked at.

Henson, whose Muppets Brillstein had hawked at William Morris, signed on.

Only Rodriguez's staggering contract was known to the Hawks at the time of their interest.

In January, Forbes listed the value of the Hawks at four hundred and twenty-five million dollars.