Sentence examples for which he hunts from inspiring English sources
Then you gave him a reality show in which he hunts for ghosts.
Quenioux is a gentle person, with huge, pale-green eyes, a bald-shaved head, a set of prayer beads around his wrist, and the endearingly antisocial habit of seeing everything he encounters as potential food: the deer near Mt. Wilson, which he hunts with a bow and arrow; the purple blossoms of the jacaranda trees; a neighbor's chicken, which he killed and cooked when it came into his yard.
(Among the people spreading those rumors is comedian Tom Arnold, who has a forthcoming VICELAND show in which he hunts for "Trump tapes").
In the following year, continuing to show his versatility, Postlethwaite made two films for Steven Spielberg, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, in which he hunted the biggest game imaginable (a T-Rex) and the well-meaning abolitionist drama Amistad, as a pro-slavery prosecutor.
To deter future mouse incursions, Mr. Lopez suggested buying a female cat, which, he said, hunts more avidly than does a male.
You hid in the environs of South Bend for several days, during which he was hunted by a squad led by sheriff Thomas A. Roney.
They made him open a safe in which he kept his hunting rifles, and helped themselves to a dozen.
Walsingham's network of "intelligencers", which he used to hunt down "papists, atheists and malcontents", was the forerunner of today's secret intelligence and security services.
Muntz lives with a legion of talking dogs with which he has been hunting a rare bird whose gaudy plumage echoes the palette of Carl's balloons.
In February, Mr. Alooshe made a video satirizing Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, setting a fiery speech to music in which he vowed to hunt down protesters, "inch by inch, house by house, home by home, alleyway by alleyway".
Show people loved being drawn by him; readers of the Times and the many other publications for which he drew loved hunting for his daughter's name, Nina, woven into the sleeves and hairdos of his subjects.
