Sentence examples for work hunting from inspiring English sources

I went to work hunting down the die-hard Joyce fans in the crowd.

She set to work hunting down examples of where the verb form of the word had been used in the wild, from American Literary History to Us Weekly to Craigslist, and organizing these citations by part of speech and usage.

Change detection is essential to policing work, hunting, military sentry, or any other activity where a threat or target might demand action with a ballistic weapon.

Smith, who had handled e-commerce for an online mortgage firm, put everyone in the organization to work hunting for new clients.

The truffles we prefer to eat have evolved to attract swine (hence the tradition of putting pigs to work hunting them).

A feminine male who preferred to do women's work (gathering wild plants or farming domestic plants) was logically expected to marry a masculine male, who did men's work (hunting and warfare).

Many people consider male hobbies to include: sports, cars, mechanics, working, hunting, video games, watching gory/action movies, watching television (i.e. football games, baseball games), and listening to hardcore music.

The work of hunting through the 1.8 billion pixels in the original image was done by Russian space enthusiasts.

Men's work involved hunting and battle; prowess in war consisted of the taking of scalps and horses and of "counting coup," or touching the enemy, during battle.

Meanwhile the patient, uncertain work of hunting for the victims continues.

Those who need help in a hurry turn to services, like Social Impostor, that do the dirty work of hunting down fakes.