Sentence examples for hawk of from inspiring English sources
Similarly, in Australia a large hawk of the genus Hamirostra is called a black-breasted buzzard.
He is by far the world's leading ball hawk of the second kind.
In the nineteen-sixties, Wayne became the favorite cartoon hawk of the antiwar movement and counterculture.
And in politics a hawk, of course, is a proponent of war.
Among them: Mr. Bush himself, the nation's commander in chief and the biggest hawk of all.
In Mr. Sharon, the Israelis saw a hawk of the old school.
So no disrespect to Pale Male, the über-hawk of Fifth Avenue, but he's not the only raptor of renown in these parts.
Ahab's party arrived in the ring a minute or so later, and Charlie Johnston, his manager — a calm sparrow-hawk of a man, as old and wise in the game as Weill — went over to watch Goldman put on the champion's gloves.
The American hawks, of course, Russians answer.
MORRIS COUNTY PARKS "Hawks of New Jersey," with Giselle Smisko.
