Sentence examples for hawk out from inspiring English sources
And one can only begin to imagine that after all that, plus the ceremonial unveiling of whatever product it is you've booked the venue in order to hawk out, you'd need a decent night's kip.
Updated, 3 10 p.m. | A longtime birdwatcher who carried a dead red-tailed hawk out of Central Park on Sunday, kept it in his apartment overnight and then carried it back to the park was arrested on Monday and charged with illegal possession of a raptor without a permit.
This is the most unbelievably callous, degrading, nonsensical piece of crap I've ever heard in my life, coming from some chicken hawk out there, to hurl at somebody who spent as long as he did being tortured and standing up for his country, and caring about it as much as he did.
The business is run by my friend Mark, who I've known since school, back when he used to hawk out-of-date Mars bars on the field at lunchtime.
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For music that for all reasons should sound played-out, Hawk somehow pulls out something totally fresh and catchy as fuck, breathing life into his transistors and circuit boards.
Another time, my sons and I watched as a hawk dropped out of a cloudless sky and snatched a carp from our tiny fishpond.
In the meantime, voting rights activists in North Carolina and other states will be keeping a hawk eye out for further attempts to restrict voting through disinformation or other time-honored means.
"As far as I could tell, the hawk came out unscathed, and having defeated his prey, was happy to retreat.
When he detected the U.S. militia camp eight miles (13 km) away, Black Hawk sent out peace envoys in order to negotiate a truce.
But regardless of the context, as Hawk points out, "these stories probably captivated medieval people for the same reasons they captivate us today: They're entertaining".
