What went through your mind when you walked into a hunter's trophy room?
The evaluation will continue Thursday against Buffalo, which has liked to slow down opponents by grabbing them -- a tactic that has been all but forbidden by the N.H.L. Hunter could find room that has not been there in scrimmages.
There has tended to be a cluster of these situation subjects: the desert island no larger than a hearthrug, the man who meets a woman walking and (in a scalloped balloon) imagines her naked, the flying carpet with novel chauffeur or passenger, the picture gallery with mutual reaction between work of art and viewer, the psychoanalyst's couch, the big-game hunter's trophy room.
The most famous Amber Room hunter of all, Georg Stein, was found naked in the middle of a German forest, his stomach laid open by a scalpel.
Like the children in The Night of the Hunter or A Room for Romeo Brass, Ellen is at the mercy of the adults around her. Depending on how lucky we were, we probably all had moments as children when we couldn't tell what an adult was going to do, when we were in danger of being hurt by them and there was no way of avoiding that.
There, SpareRoom said there were nine flat-hunters for every room.
Internet sites raise virtual eyebrows over the supposed curse that has caused the suspicious deaths of several Amber Room hunters; on Amberroom.org, Baron Eduard von Falz-Fein, founder of the Amber Room Club (which included French mystery writer Georges Simenon), pledges $5 million to its finder.
If you're a bargain hunter, there's always room to knock a few extra bucks off the cost of your cruise vacation.
We sat upstairs, in a room whose hunter-green wallpaper featured rustic portraits of foxes being pursued by hounds.
He surveyed the room like a hunter.
