Sentence examples for quick hunt from inspiring English sources

A quick hunt through her archives reveals plenty of gems, albeit hidden within a few too many words.

You have a lot of time to look at their faces, to examine their micro-movements, the cut of their clothes, the curl of their hair — and also idly to wonder what was going on between these two tabloid favorites during production — because, beyond a quick hunt and an alfresco nosh, not much happens during the initial, narratively thin stretch.

I did a quick hunt and found a few very flat minimalist wallets, but nothing that seemed to be rugged and clever.

Conveniently, a quick hunt online suggested that my near-Christmas timing was just right.

Have your child do a quick scavenger hunt of all the tools and ingredients you'll need for your recipe.

PARIS — It was late, very late, in the match for Andy Roddick, and Gaël Monfils had just finished sharing his delight with the home crowd on the Suzanne Lenglen Court: windmilling the long, well-muscled arms that had helped Monfils, an elastic, ultra-quick Frenchman, hunt down so many of Roddick's macho serves and would-be winners.

Right, they've got the loot – millions of euros' worth of uncut diamonds, time's run out, the gendarmes are coming, quick, vamoose, the hunt is on.

Police officials have made a concerted effort to salve those wounds from years ago, and the officers' quick action to hunt down the two terrorists will only add to that goodwill, Stone said.

"Surrey know they will have to bat very well on the final morning as Somerset will be hunting quick wickets.

But in some cases that's disingenuous -- a quick Web search reveals that you can book an adventure-tourism trip to go watch those Mongolian eagles and their handlers hunt in person.

The Humane Society of the United States was quick to attack the hunt.