Sentence examples for manhunt it from inspiring English sources

Baca said of Manhunt, "it's telling kids how to kill someone, and it uses vicious, sadistic and cruel methods to kill".

Thish izh no longer a manhunt, it izh a debauch.

While most businesses that cater to tourists seem to be unaffected by the lengthy manhunt, it's a different story in the tiny villages that make up Barrett Township, where Frein is believed to be hiding in the woods around his parents' house.

I trawled it endlessly as the manhunt unfolded; it seemed to depict a young man obsessed with identity and roots.

Although the beach movie genre is generally considered to have begun with "Gidget" (1959) -- starring Sandra Dee as an affable, late-blooming teenager reluctant to go on her first surf-and-sun "manhunt" -- it wasn't until the successful release of American International Pictures Beach Partyty" (1963) that film studios began to fully exploit the economic rewards of niche marketing.

Likewise, the C.I.A. wanted to control how the public saw the Bin Laden manhunt, so it manipulated Mr. Boal.

When you take those into account, "Manhunt," while it doesn't approach the storytelling virtuosity of "Zero Dark Thirty," may be the more profitable viewing experience.

The government is so fixated on this manhunt that it is prepared to let civilians continue to die and to defy the international criticism that its indiscriminate shelling and bombardment has brought.

"That information, as well, is not reliable," Chief J. Thomas Manger of the Fairfax County police said about the rifle as officials involved in the manhunt said it was one of more than 30 possible rifles that the sniper could be using.

But given the structure of Manhunt 2 it should be fairly simple for Take-Two and the boards to reach an accommodation and release a redacted version rated M for Mature in time for the December holiday season.

"If this whole effort goes through and there's no evidence of an aggressive manhunt and it results in no prosecutions, then there will not be a credible acceptance of the results by the American people," said Alvin Sykes, the president of the Emmett Till Justice Campaign in Chicago and an instrumental force in the passage of the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act in 2008.