Sentence examples for some bounty from inspiring English sources

Who knows, there might even be some bounty in it for you.

According to Zakir, some bounty hunters would also befriend officials in housing departments and in the Department for Work and Pensions to get National Insurance numbers – a strategy confirmed by campaigners against forced marriages.

So it isn't the sour grapes of the lovelorn that nagged Mr. Robles, a councilman chased from his old job to this one by term limits, into apprehending the city's so-called career brides -- a species he had never heard of until assuming the clerk's office in October 2001 -- like some bounty hunter.

What follows is Mr. Stepp's rewrite of several scenes from Twain's novel: Huck convincing some bounty hunters looking for runaway slaves that his pa has smallpox; Huck and Jim arguing over the wisdom of Solomon; Huck getting lost in the fog on the river; and others.

Some bounty offers these days also seem to be motivated as much by outrage, politics or publicity seeking as by law enforcement priorities.

"We're not here to make mistakes," says Steve Lowles, a Boba Fett expert who just finished a two-chapter adventure about Boba Fett hunting down some bounty in the meteor fields outside of Hoth.

And, Bungie will enter the fray with some bounties of our own for you to claim – if you can.

Some bounties were paid for any person of a stated native nation, in which case a captive, dead body, or scalp with hair or ears or other cultural identifier would suffice.

Some bounties require a certain level to accept.

His success was won largely by lavish expenditure, some of it purely personal largesse but some public bounty, like the assistance to Campania after Vesuvius erupted in 79 and the rebuilding of Rome after the fire in 80.

Over here, though, his almost intergalactically serene and weird Liberace can bag him some bonafide bounty.