Sentence examples for hunt for material from inspiring English sources
It may sound superficial to imbue the hunt for material goods with importance, to say shopping and what we shop for have some formative influence on our identities.
While the book is made crass by the frank avidity of Ms. Druckerman's hunt for material (as opposed to wisdom), it has its share of wittier formulations.
When he's on the hunt for material — joists from a police-horse stable on Hester Street, say, or beams from an abandoned snuff warehouse in New Jersey — he walks with his shoulders squared, his baseball cap pulled down low, and weaves his way through scaffolding and plywood barriers, construction pits and chain-link fences, as content amid the city's detritus as any raccoon.
When I asked Robert Barnowske, a former vice-president of apparel design at Vera Wang, what he first thought when he met Charles-Donatien, he laughed: "Who is this hot guy showing me feathers?" Charles-Donatien had come to the shop that morning, as he often does, to hunt for material.
Both before and after the war she wrote pieces supporting the administration's assertions that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, alleging in September 2002 in a front-page story that Iraq was on a worldwide hunt for material to make an atomic bomb; in April 2003, she reported that WMD had been found in Iraq.
The band had previously worked with the British Film Institute in sourcing archive recordings to sample, and they turned to BFI again in their hunt for material from the Cold War space race.
"Iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has embarked on a worldwide hunt for materials to make an atomic bomb," the White House said.
"Art in 3D," a family-friendly afternoon featuring a tour of the Sculpture Park and a hunt for materials to create personalized sculpture.
On September 8 2002, the New York Times published a major story by Michael R Gordon and Judith Miller asserting that Iraq had "stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and … embarked on a worldwide hunt for materials to make an atomic bomb".
Iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and embarked on a worldwide hunt for materials to make an atomic bomb, Bush administration officials said. 1 Powell Defends Iraq Position Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said in an interview that the Bush administration has been unfairly characterized as unilateralist.
But researchers continue to hunt for materials that can store methane at low pressure, which would save energy and the cost of condensing the fuel.
