Sentence examples for hunt quickly from inspiring English sources

No one gets anywhere on the right by talking the language of compromise, as Hunt quickly grasped.

In 1930, when an oil lease speculator called Dad Joiner struck oil in east Texas, Hunt quickly paid a $30,000 down payment on Joiner's 4,000 acres and promised him more than $1,000,000 in oil later.

Hunt quickly released letters to the OFT and Ofcom asking whether they wanted to reconsider their advice in light of the latest allegations, though government sources said this was a normal part of the process of consultations.

"If there's no reaction to this, my suspicion is they'll expand the hunt quickly," said Roger Payne, one of the biologists who first documented the low, resonant, ocean-spanning song of the species, and who is president of a whale conservation group, Ocean Alliance.

Trophy hunting (unlike meat production) is profitable and ecologically robust, even more so because trophy hunting markets are personalized and information-rich, so hunting clients quickly avoid outfitters who over-hunt with below-average trophy (horn) size.

The reward of the hunt: users quickly scroll through their feeds in search of the latest gossip or funny cat pictures.

Or the times they have seen adulterous members of the hunt ducking quickly into the bush for "some rumpy-pumpy," as Mr. Floyd put it.

The days of "elephant hunting" are quickly disappearing (it always seemed strange to associate customer relationships with killing large and mostly-friendly mammals, but what do I know?).

When Russia sold Alaska to the United States in 1867, the Alaska population had recovered to over 100,000, but Americans resumed hunting and quickly extirpated the sea otter again.

Due to intense hunting wolves quickly disappeared from the western and central parts of the country [ 12, 16].

With domestication, says Dr. Hole, "hunting drops off quickly," and the mobile hunting camps that some Natufians continued to maintain disappear from the archeological record.