Sentence examples for new manhunt from inspiring English sources

Holiday tourists are sure to get an eyeful when they hit New York City's Times Square this season, courtesy of a new Manhunt Mobile campaign.

"'Monster': The British press's new manhunt against Suárez," said El Observador.

The Paramount Television Group said yesterday that things were not quite as they appeared in its new reality program, "Manhunt".

But this time, he was attracted by the premise of the new film: a manhunt for Tony Blair, shot as a 1950s fugitive film, and due to be broadcast to coincide with the publication of the Chilcot inquiry into the invasion of Iraq.

The pulps started dying off, but EQMM flourished, as did new magazines like Manhunt, Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, and The Saint Mystery Magazine.

"Manhunt," a new reality program on UPN, is about as low-rated as a television show can be.

Fox promoted the episode with the tagline "The new case is a manhunt.

A few months later, to prove to himself he'd still have a sex life despite his new HIV status, Jake Manhunt-ed Miles, who turned out to be even more handsome than Jake had hoped.

In the days to come, it will be debated whether or not the lockdown was necessary, and whether lifting it on Friday evening was a strategy by law enforcement to push the manhunt in a new direction.

A10 NATIONAL A16-24 New Shooting in Virginia; As Manhunt Intensifies A woman was fatally shot in the head outside a suburban Virginia store, sparking a highway dragnet for the roving sniper who has killed 8 people in the Washington area in the last two weeks, but there was no official confirmation that this shooting was linked to the others.

The Unabomber, goes head to head with FBI investigator Jim Fitzgerald in the first season of the Discovery Channel's new true crime anthology series, Manhunt.