Sentence examples for later hunt from inspiring English sources

Later, Hunt told me that most of the children came from fairly poor families and that most of them were not Baptists by background.

A few minutes later Hunt, whose wife is Chinese, innocently told Brits they must learn to work as hard as Americans or Asians.

Two minutes later, Hunt replied: "Thanks think we got right solution!" Clarifying this text exchange at the Leveson inquiry on Thursday afternoon, Hunt said he saw Murdoch's text as "something of an olive branch" because their two previous contacts about the Sky bid – a minuted meeting of 20 January and a letter sent on 15 February "had been very difficult".

Two minutes later, Hunt replied: "Thanks think we got right solution!" Hunt conceded that he had seen a successful takeover as vital to the future of British media, but claimed he had set this belief aside in deciding whether to grant the £8bn takeover.

Months later, Hunt visits Kepner and rehires her as he realized he made a mistake.

Later, Hunt helped me find an area of Phoenix just off of 32nd Street and Thomas Avenue where wild peacocks, guinea hens, and chickens have roamed free for decades after a nearby farm was flattened into suburbs.

Teams in Bosnia and Herzegovina later hunted indicted war criminals.

Later, hunting beaver in the mountains, I found myself more afraid of wolves and bears than any human threat.

Hunters have said in state surveys they want later hunting seasons, reflecting the later arrival of major weather systems that move birds into the state.

Now, several years later, hunting has become part of a fall ritual that begins in October with forays for ruffed grouse and wild porcini and puffballs.

If a character actor like Peter Lorre (who was later hunted down in similar fashion in Fritz Lang's M) had played the stranger, there would have been pathos in his plight, but hardly the same sense of ecstatic religious suffering that Novello brings to the role.