Sentence examples for up the hunt from inspiring English sources

Many people could not get a mortgage, and others simply gave up the hunt.

And this is not just a matter of discouraged workers giving up the hunt for work.

However, Mr Wetang'ula said the government would step up the hunt for the fugitive Rwandan.

After nearly a year, she decided to give up the hunt and leave her mother where she was.

Marine Division launches took up the hunt and the Coast Guard detailed two cutters to inspect anchorages in Long Island Sound and along the Jersey coast.

He said he had had some scary moments being dragged by currents, but nothing that would make him give up the hunt.

Until recently, archaeologists assumed that the stone and mud-brick buildings that made up these small settlements were the houses of the first farmers, who had begun to give up the hunting and gathering lifestyle.

The fact that it's risky to devour meat from northern whales and dolphins offers an incentive for Japan to give up the hunt--so long as the Antarctic is off-limits.

By 1801, Lambert's weight had increased to about 40 stone (560 lb; 250 kg), and, as his bulk meant neither he nor his horse were able to keep up with the hunt, he was forced to give up hunting.

For various reasons, I ended up running the hunt alone the following January.

"I had just talked to Jill and said we had given up on the hunt," Ms. Bibb said.