Object

• insect: To the north of Le Rozier, Alpine Swifts and Crag Martins joined Common Swifts hawking insects around the mountain sides and river valley.

• overhead: A couple of Rufous-bellied Nighthawks were again noted hawking overhead by those arriving a fraction early.

Converse of object

• fly: The flying hawk goes up to the sky, The fish jump to the depths.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: These were hawked around for sale to anyone with some money.

Adjective modifier

• wild: The wild hawk is accustomed to prey on tame birds; the domestic hawk on wild.

• leading: The OSP reports directly to Paul Wolfowitz, a leading hawk in the administration.

• domestic: The domestic hawk, in contrast, is like a spiritual father.

• black: And black hawk will play in are off for.

• American: Without Blair, Chirac will remain exposed to all sorts of petty revenge by American hawks.

• red: French company came know what it's the park is at red hawk.

Modifies a noun

• moth: The first hawk moth also appeared, a Poplar on the 6th.

• eagle: There will also be a simulated hunt, in which a Harris hawk or hawk eagle tracks an ' electric rabbit ' .

• owl: Hawks owls and song birds sat on the wire.

Noun used with modifier

• sparrow: More recently, we have had a sparrow hawk visit.

• hummingbird: Peter Ward had seen a hummingbird hawk moth on North Marine Road back in June.

• elephant: Moths such as the bright pink and lime green elephant hawk moth.

• chicken: I think we should send all war lovin chicken hawks to Iraq.

• administration: Many believe that if Iraq once again allows inspections it may create a substantial diplomatic obstacle between Bush administration hawks and an Iraqi invasion.

Preposition: in

• administration: The hawks in the administration show no enthusiasm at all for reining in their rogue ally.

Preposition: for

• insect: They can be spotted either hawking for insects or taking them from the ground.