Sentence examples for with a hawk from inspiring English sources

With A Hawk and a Hacksaw.

Macdonald, in her grief, accomplishes the unlikely act of hoodwinking herself with a hawk.

Then the agonising wait, tracking packages with a hawk eye until a client confirms receipt all in one piece.

People magazine called Mr. Kashkari, a 35-year-old with a hawk nose and a shaved head, one of the sexiest men alive.

It will be the final activity tomorrow and Sunday in the center's Hawk Weekend Family Festival, which begins each day with a hawk watch at 8 a.m.

At 6 feet 5 inches and 180 pounds, wirily strong, Potter dressed in jeans and blue T-shirt emblazoned with a hawk.

This time, I watch the children with a hawk-like and entirely unnecessary anxiety.

On this second, sweltering day of the seminar, Dr. Weiss, a 65-year-old Florida resident with a hawk-like visage and placid blue eyes, was wearing a polo shirt the color of robins' eggs.

Still, when Ó Briain gets his copy of A Brief History of Time signed by his hero, with a Hawking thumbprint, those soaring strings seem, just for a second, to be entirely justified.

When faced with, say, a hawk, most birds will turn tail and fly away.

Here the evolutionarily stable strategy means "behave with frequency benefit/cost as a hawk and with frequency 1 - benefit/cost as a dove".