Sentence examples for is hound from inspiring English sources
noun
A dog, particularly a breed with a good sense of smell developed for hunting other animals. (hunt hound, hunting hound, hunting dog, hunter)
More cryptic but equally vivid is "Hound Voice" (the title, like that of the show, is from Yeats), an almost mythological depiction of three nude men on a spit of sand, with dogs and slain deer; it is a very personal interpretation of Yeats's poetic call for quickened human response to the urgency and drama of the world.
Her sense of smell is hound-sharp and she is no snob – she smells it like it is.
A gossip journalist is hounding her for details.
Yet, there too, he is hounded by North Korean and Chinese officials.
Your boss is hounding you to improve sales by 20%.
Simply put: No one is hounding them to go.
He owes $2,000, and the collector is hounding him.
Acting had always been Hound's passion.
This was "Hound Dog," not "Bossa Nova Baby".
We call them the Bruise Brothers — they're hound and beagle and pit bull.
People are being hounded.
