Sentence examples for quickly to hunt from inspiring English sources

Under intense pressure, police have acted quickly to hunt down the five suspects in the Mumbai case.

"With faster than human speed, this is a step in the development of a high speed killer that could negotiate a battlefield quickly to hunt and kill," he said.

But these aren't much help because any machine algorithm quickly learns to hunt through the text for the same phrase, a trivial task for a computer.

At that point, the company can send the information automatically in the form of a Jira ticket, a bot message in Slack or a notification from PagerDuty (or however the company chooses to receive these messages) and the developer can get to the heart of the problem quickly without having to hunt and peck for it.

At that point, the company can send the information automatically in the form of a Jira ticket, a bot message in Slack or a notification from PagerDuty (or however the company chooses to receive these messages) and the developer can get to the heart of the problem quickly without having to hunt and peck for it.

As is evident in viewing the National Museum of Natural History's current exhibit on the Evolution of our human species, our forbearers, when hit with catastrophes, simply regrouped (smaller in numbers no doubt) and quickly returned to hunting prey and gathering berries.

"Let's see the animals," Obama said with a smile as her vehicle drove away quickly into the brush to hunt more big game.

Militants who survived the strikes later sought refuge in nearby villages, but US forces quickly broke off an offensive to hunt them down in an effort to avoid civilian casualties, the statement said.

Try to hunt down your player as quickly as possibly while watching out for other players that may be hunting you.

Wolves are notoriously difficult to hunt due to their elusiveness, their sharp senses, their high endurance in the chase and ability to quickly incapacitate and kill hunting dogs.

We don't hunt just to hunt.