Quidditch position in the Harry Potter books

Usage examples of seeker.

By that time the warhead received its signal to detonate and the fuse flashed into incandescence, lighting off an intermediate explosive set in the center of the main explosive, which erupted into a white-hot segment that detonated the high-explosive cylinder of the unit in the nose cone aft of the seeker and navigation modules forward of the central processor.

After a few moments the seeker saw the shape forming up ahead, the boxy bridge, the pointed bow, the tall central mast and the funnel aft, with the box of the hangar for the Dauphin helicopter and the flat helo-deck aft.

These ancient alchemists hid the next clue in such a manner that the seeker not only had to solve the riddle, but also had to have a basic understanding of the amalgam and its properties.

The disciple was a bundle of contradictions, for though he was willful, headstrong, belligerent when challenged, he was also a seeker, as the Baptist had described him.

Every time Harry thought he saw someone coming after one of the other Seekers, he hit a Bludger at the player in question.

However paranoid Calandra might feel about the Halo of God, my own respect for both the Seekers and their goals was only increasing.

Padishar was how Rimmer Dall had warned him that, like the First Seeker, Par, too, was a Shadowen.

Par feared that his affinity with the First Seeker, whatever its nature, let Rimmer Dall glean the secrets he would otherwise keep hiddeneven those he was not immediately privy to, those kept by his friends and companions.

Or they can deny immigration to seekers of the Eddas keep them from ever entering the City.

It was their hope that the Ringess would recognize them as true seekers and explain to them the mystery of the Elder Eddas and other secrets that only a god might understand.

These seekers of the earthy and very effable delights of his house quickly became a nuisance, and Bardo had to begin issuing invitations to his joyances.

But when practical politicians and power seekers go in for esotericism, the results are apt to be dangerous.

Presbyterian, another an Independent, another a Brownist, another an Antimonian, another an Anabaptist, another a Familist, another for Prelatical government, another a Seeker, another a Papist, and the tenth, it may be, an Atheist, and the eleventh a Jew, and the twelfth a Turk?

I have a small gathering of fellow seekers planned for later this evening, and quite frankly, a guildsman such as I could do with an escort.

So he was a seeker, not a hider, here to track somebody down who was wanted by one of the biggest of the Earth megacorporations.