Sentence examples for hunt plays from inspiring English sources

Still, the submarine hunt plays into an increasing Swedish anxiety over security.

Jing Boran, one of the stars of "Monster Hunt," plays a swordsman who gives birth to the baby monster Wuba.

Ms. Hunt plays a drunk, in whom we see more ravaged drinking than real alcoholism, but she's impressive.

Ms. Hunt plays the host of a television talk show, "Morning Chicago," with a stereotypically busy family life -- her husband (Mark Derwin) is a doctor, and they have three young children.

(Schweitzer) New Vintage Baroque (Friday and Saturday) Diana, goddess of the hunt, plays godmother to a program of instrumental music by Rebel and Charpentier and arias by André Campra and Nicolas Bernier presented by this New York-based early-music ensemble.

Cohen-Greene is clearly a remarkable woman, and Hunt plays her with a common-sense kindness, intelligence, empathy and good humour that is beautiful to watch, and an unselfconsciousness about her own body that is initially breathtaking in its frankness before it becomes a form of naturalness of a rare, undemonstrative sort.

To watch, it's more of a Hunt: playing fast and loose with the facts, but easy enough on the eye to get away with it.

They argue that "hunting plays a role in raising the value of the African lion and discourages poaching".

Lord Burns's conclusion that hunting plays a beneficial though dwindling part in maintaining biodiversity and conserving the countryside does not matter either, nor his finding that in some areas it may still be the best way of keeping the fox population under control.

The model assumes that hunting plays a large role in this population: Each hunting proposition is made salient for each person.

That proximity, plus Southerners' love of the outdoors, farming, and hunting, plays right into the current food scene, with its emphasis on fresh, quality, and local.