Sentence examples for hunch at from inspiring English sources

Couples cleave to a wall; latecomers hunch at the bar.

But there is more behind Mr. Zucker's appointment than a hunch at NBC headquarters in New York that he can do for entertainment what he did for news.

"I haven't done any polling but my hunch at this point is that Daschle would still be the front-runner, and that the outcome of the race could largely depend on President Bush's popularity".

One of them, a demure 24-year-old with long black hair and black hot pants who seemed poised in front of the camera, was the graduate student whom Ms. Yang had pursued on a hunch at Master Kong Chef's Table.

My hunch at the end of the conference season is that all three main party leaders did make good-enough speeches: that Clegg differentiated his party from the Tories; that the Miliband speech was the best and funniest; that Cameron's middle-of-the-road, safe, sub-Blairite, speech could work best with those listeners who actually turn out and vote.

Both reward quantitative reasoning, and both punish playing hunches — at least in the aggregate.

Hunched at a table at Bar Masa, four stories above Columbus Circle, Paul Liebrandt was nibbling and sipping his way toward an $800 bill and talking about art.

Hunched at his wheel, moving white clay between his fingers, he is "trying to still a small part of the world, make an inside space".

Not only are we looking forward to March 2nd; we are already looking forward to looking back in anger at the awards that confounded our hunches, at our loss of the office sweepstake, at the stop-start tears, the sagging jokes, and the normally rational women who choose, for one night only, to dress like exploded cupcakes.

Transmission and adoption of concrete action principles is probably more straightforward than empowering members to act on hunches at the subconscious level.

All we have are remnant cries of mothers hunching at child limbs lost, of fathers sobbing at houses bashed, and tears of babes in tearless awe.