Sentence examples for hunts of from inspiring English sources

Tapestries designed by Orley include the series Hunts of Maximilian and The Battle of Pavia.

His thesis was on the witch hunts of the McCarthy era in the 1950's.

In speculative hunts of this sort, you often see what you want to see.

"Much like the witch hunts of old Salem, the police planted and planted and planted evidence to fool the jury.

It may suggest good news – that the great whales are recovering from the disastrous hunts of the 20th century.

In the witch hunts of the 80's, there was no such injury to be avenged or repaired.

The witch-hunts of the late 40s and early 50s were a key piece of the puzzle for her.

Horne became a close friend of the singer Paul Robeson, who was pursued for his alleged communist sympathies by the McCarthy witch-hunts of the 1950s.

Comparing Egypt's current climate to the McCarthyist witch-hunts of 1950s America, Shalaby added: "They're scared of people thinking that this is not a binary situation.

And the McCarthyite witch-hunts of the 1950s can clearly be seen as an ill-judged and ultimately unsuccessful attempt to get Hollywood firmly back under establishment control.

During the war and after, Chaplin had made statements of solidarity with Soviet Russia that became toxic during the anti-Communist witch-hunts of the late 40s and early 50s.