Sentence examples for hunters after from inspiring English sources

The 22 Uighur men were transferred to American custody by Pakistani bounty hunters after the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001.

Zealous hunters after this number were spurred on by the thought that once unearthed it would be the key to the perfect corporate structure.

CORPORATE BARGAIN HUNTERS -- After Monday's plunge in stocks, many companies, both large and small, tried to reassure investors by announcing plans to buy back shares.

Rebecca Francis has accused Ricky Gervais of using his "influence" to specifically target female hunters after she received a barrage of death threats following a picture he shared on social media.

Turning customers into bargain hunters, after all, doesn't necessarily make them smarter; it teaches them to pay more attention to the price they pay than to the value they get.

Her Russia is lurid and brutal, a place where the local police receive their wages from business moguls, sex with the boss is obligatory for secretaries, and nuclear scientists subsist as hunters after months without salaries.

The military will also secure the area, which has been swarmed with booty-hunters after a gold frenzy swept Poland in the wake of the revelations.

The last quarter of the book, where the vampire-hunters, after the attack on Mina, go after Dracula in earnest, is very subtle, because at that point Mina's dealings with the fiend have rendered her half vampire.

In the first place, he was discovered to be a paid hunter after wealth and youth.

Declan and Peggy, the hunter after miracles and the levelheaded scientist, are opposites that attract.

Mr Thomson, 79, has won renewed notoriety as possibly the most prolific big game hunter, after he was highlighted in a recent report on the dwindling number of elephants.