Sentence examples for paced hunt from inspiring English sources
What follows is Lil's skilfully paced hunt in thick fog, until – the troubles of the day over – the tea party can begin.
Director Chad Stahelski paces the hunt with patient menace, pulling out the big guns to slamming effect when required, and Reeves is all grim, stealthy business at its centre.
"If I'd had a joystick for him to hunt the monkey!" He paced a little, then said, "The crazy thing is that this is already more realistic than the experiments Aslin did with babies".
The soundtrack is suitably frightening, providing ominous low hums while you're stalking, panicky synth when you're being hunted, and the game is deliberately paced.
But this game is fast paced, pulls from key moments of the book, and sees you hunting with (and, kind of, against) your fellow players to take down whales.
Wiggins continued to be paced up the mountain with Evans, Vincenzo Nibali and Rein Taaramae also in the hunt for the stage win.
International artist collective, Manifest.AR (the AR standing for augmented reality) are presenting new work within the exhibition, which encourages people to leave the building to pace the city on a hunt for virtual objects, experienced via smartphone applications and GPS positioning technology.
Hawthorne's uncertainty is visible in William Styron's slightly unstable parody of the angry male novelist, pacing around the house, always hunting the Big Book; it can be detected in the exaggerated air of privilege that John Cheever bestowed on his fairly modest social origins, and the purchase of his large house in Ossining.
Grimsby kept pace in the hunt for automatic promotion with victory at struggling Alfreton Town.
