Sentence examples for hunt is that from inspiring English sources

What is interesting about Hunt is that unlike his predecessors – both Labour and Conservative – he seems to genuinely believe that if you remove targets and hand back power to the professionals then better outcomes will follow.

The problem here, as with Hunt, is that his private view became public.

Blunkett's proposal accepted by Hunt, is that a director of school standards, responsible for driving achievements, is established.

The difference between a treasure hunt and a scavenger hunt is that in the former you're in search of something you want, and in the latter you're after something nobody wants.

Headhunters such as Peter Crist of Korn/Ferry report a stampede to find chief finance officers to meet the NYSE proposal that audit committees be chaired by a person with accounting or similar expertise in financial management.The hunt is that much harder because big companies are now reluctant to allow their senior managers to sit on more than one other corporate board.

Perhaps the most unusual thing about Murphy's hunt is that he's in charge.

Part of the rationale for going ahead with the hunt was that it was better to designate the black bear a game animal than a public nuisance.

But the biggest revelation of my personal hunt was that the awareness of modern Irish fashion brands and the Irish fashion industry as a whole is very low, even among people who love fashion.

Part of the appeal of racing, as with fox hunting, is that it has changed little.

The former Special Forces official warned that the problem with head-hunting is that you have to be sure "you're hunting the right heads".

Yet while Bournemouth's PR team will be doing cartwheels, savvy beach-lovers will be taking note – the unwritten rule of beach-hunting is that the more people who know about a beach, the worse it is.