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Discover LudwigThe phrase "* my pursuits" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used to refer to one's interests, hobbies, or activities that they are actively engaged in. Example: "I enjoy spending my free time on my pursuits, such as photography and hiking."
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I'm still fairly athletic in my pursuits.
Barwork aside, my pursuits were hedonistic: swimming, water-skiing, cricket at low tide.
And there's nothing like hearing "Where you been?" when my pursuits of copper-topped caps for the deck posts or a chrome drainage assembly unit for the claw-foot tub have kept me away.
What to do? 1. Ask yourself am I being realistic in my pursuits?
Last week, I wrote about how I am a "workout flunkie" and my pursuits of neighborhood fitness - with the help of personal trainer, Terry O'Hara.
It took less than three auditions in my pursuits before I heard my first, "Can you do the accent?" It didn't make it better that a bunch of my instructors would tell me things like, "I'll be real with you, you'll probably be typecast".
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People weren't much interested in my pursuit.
So here's to my pursuit of a solid liberal arts education!
The film is based on Walsh's own book, Seven Deadly Sins: My Pursuit of Lance Armstrong.
In one way, what they do couldn't be more different from my pursuit.
Then Forrest asked if I planned to continue my pursuit of becoming a caddie concierge.
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