Sentence examples for head hunted from inspiring English sources

"He's been head hunted by one of the agents of the Pirates," Truro chairman Peter Masters told BBC Radio Cornwall.

"It taints your CV as people look at it and see what's gone on and it does put a bit of a black mark against you," says the man who, in 2006, was head hunted by Preston only for his tenure to be brought to a halt 17 months later.

He noted that despite aggressive head hunting by some of London's most prominent firms, no one had left.

"Head hunting, plain and simple," DeBoer said of the check, which earned Prust a one-game suspension for Game 4 from the N.H.L.'s senior vice president for player safety, Brendan Shanahan.

Since he works for a larger head hunting firm, "candidate care" is just good business strategy.

"If people come and try to head hunt me then what I'm going to say to them is I need to see this through in Suffolk".

But for a party to head hunt their own...? And then, of course, there's Judd Gregg.

"Rios-Alvarado should be a brutal battle of attrition that features technically sound in-fighting and expert body attacks as well as the expected macho head hunting.

"I was literally head-hunted in a Puma store in Dubai, where I was joking around with the salespeople in Arabic, " he said.

The BBC's Director of Television, Danny Cohen, has head-hunted Ms De Moraes from independent company Twenty Twenty Productions, where she made her name launching the career of Gareth Malone in BBC2's "The Choir".

Regarded as an enemy of communism, he was head-hunted by the US – much as Idi Amin had been fostered by the British authorities in Uganda – and invited to a course at the School of the Americas, then sited in Panama.