Sentence examples for hunt call from inspiring English sources

Penny Wainwright Leeds The Abortion Act 1967 did not and does not require two doctors to agree "that the termination is in the best mental and physical interests of the woman" ("Hunt call for abortion limit sparks bitter backlash", News).

The jail runs a talent hunt called Tihar's Idol.

Mr. Hunt calls the mural "sappy," historically insignificant and not in keeping with his planned d?r.

Mr. Hunt calls the mural "sappy," historically insignificant and not in keeping with his planned décor.

There are times when a job hunt calls for unconventional measures.

I had more fun with the library's other new app, a smartphone scavenger hunt called Find the Future.

Hunt calls women scientists "girls", as though they are immature, and incapable of forwarding academia in any serious way.

They hold a scavenger hunt called "Where in the world is Eliyahu?" — meaning the prophet Elijah — and earn clues by correctly answering questions about Jews around the world.

When the earnest, often hapless environmental warriors of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society arrive in the Faroe Islands to try to interfere with a traditional whale hunt called the grindadrap — reminiscent of the dolphin hunts in the documentary "The Cove" — the residents are right there on the dock, talking back in their Nordic-accented English.

For a 10-day period beginning Aug. 22, Under Armour is planning a social media scavenger hunt, called "UA Footsteps Frenzy," to hide "footsteps" icons on the brand's Facebook, Twitter and partner sites to provide footwear clues that earn prizes for contestants.

And the columnist Jane Shilling — who has written a book about riding to hounds with a Kent farmers' hunt called the Ashford Valley and is, by her own admission, one of the I'll-eat-shepherd's-pie foxhunters — said, "For Blair, this ban was like a bucking horse.