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Meanings of hunt for in English

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Usage of hunt for in English
1
Pringle appeared in the doorway in his eternal hunt for the tea-things.
The Happiest Time of Their Lives
2
If you hunt for long enough, you'll find yourself a good deal.
The South African
3
Strength of wild animal, freedom to roam forest, hunt for live meat.
John Winchester’s Journal
4
So in some sort was it with the hunt for Will Brand.
The Mating of Lydia
5
The hunt for world's next top supermodel will come to Dublin today.
The Irish Times
6
The foremen hunt for the party, and perform the duty of spies.
The First White Man of the West / Life and Exploits of Col. Dan'...
7
We also recommend travelstart.co.za as a great place to hunt for flights
The South African
8
Well, we've reached that point in our hunt for the perfect 99.
The Irish Times
9
Muller is in China as part of his hunt for fresh funds.
Reuters
10
The team will continue to hunt for munitions the plane was carrying.
Wired
11
Never mind the financial details and the promotion hunt for the moment.
The Guardian
12
No matter what they said, she intended to hunt for her maid.
The spurned viscountess
13
Now the authorities are going public in their hunt for the child.
The South African
14
Souths are now fifth and in the hunt for a home final.
Radio NZ
15
Police are continuing to hunt for a man thought to be armed.
Radio NZ
16
Of all heart-breaking toil the hunt for work is surely the worst.
In Darkest England, and the Way Out
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United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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