Sentence examples for hunt of from inspiring English sources

A witch hunt, of course.

For now, cue the inevitable witch hunt of prequel stars.

She accused Mr Hunt of acting as a recruiter for Australian hospitals.

This work, a bronze lion hunt of Alexander, was executed by Leochares and Lysippus at Delphi.

There has been no witch hunt of those who opposed his elevation.

Homer abandoned the human subject entirely in The Fox Hunt of 1893.

The actual 'discovery' of the CSF is marred by poor record keeping requiring a treasure-hunt of sorts to trace its exact origins.

Superdelegates were created by the Hunt Commission, set up in 1982 and led by Gov. James Hunt of North Carolina.

The chairman of the PCC is Lord Hunt of Wirral.

She is survived by her son, Jeffrey Hunt of Frenchtown.

They include Caroline Hunt of the United States, along with officials from Egypt, Japan and Russia.