Phrasal Verb - Hunting Down

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Definition

The phrasal verb 'hunt down' means to pursue and find someone or something, often with great determination or effort. It can also refer to finding information or solving a problem.

Examples

No.	Example
1	The police were hunting down the suspect who had robbed the bank.
2	After losing her keys, Sarah spent hours hunting down the right replacement.
3	The detective spent weeks hunting down the evidence to solve the case.
4	The hunters went deep into the forest to hunt down the elusive deer.
5	The company was determined to hunt down and fix the source of the software bug.
6	The team worked tirelessly to hunt down every last vote in the election.
7	The journalist spent months hunting down leads for her investigative report.
8	The department was under pressure to hunt down the missing files.
9	The search party spent days hunting down the lost hiker.
10	The security team was on high alert, hunting down any signs of intrusion.