Second, in the Q&A session that immediately followed, Hunt name-checked Daily Mail media correspondent Paul Revoir, in what must surely be a Cambridge first.
The New Yorker, February 13 , 1926 P. 7Telephone Company has naming bureau with research experts who hunt names for the exchanges.
On Friday, Force India will announce the winner of a nationwide driver talent hunt, named One in a Billion, that was launched in April.
And like (I think) the very best visualizations, it is useful: not only does it reveal broad social trends, but you can hunt for names for your own children.
The uproar over Rick Perry's family hunting camp name has reached legislative levels.
I did not want them to have to guess who our lawyer and doctors were, or hunt for names of friends and relatives who might offer clues that lead to vital information.
Sana'a has said that it is hunting 25 named AQAP operatives it suspects of planning attacks.
The Sana'a government said this week that it was hunting 25 named AQAP operatives it suspects of planning attacks.
On a clear, cold day in March, 1898, a converted seal-hunting ship named the Belgica gave up struggling against the pack ice of the Bellingshausen Sea and resigned itself to the impending Antarctic winter.
She lives in a comfortably unkempt house, not far from the boardwalk, that she shares with three other female fighters — they call themselves the Four Horsewomen, in tribute to an old professional wrestling team — and a ninety-pound Argentinian hunting dog named Mochi.
She lives in a comfortably unkempt house, not far from the boardwalk, that she shares with three other female fighters they call themselves the Four Horsewomen, in tribute to an old professional wrestling team and a ninety-pound Argentinian hunting dog named Mochi.
