Sentence examples for Celebrity chaser from inspiring English sources

He was not a celebrity chaser, however.

And now that anyone can snap a "gotcha" picture with his smartphone, what possible status remains in being a professional celebrity chaser?

Mr. Carter has not spoken to the author since shortly after Mr. Young's take on him as some sort of self-invented toff and craven celebrity chaser emerged from the book, which was published in the United States in 2002, and staffers at the magazine said that the movie remains taboo subject No. 1 there.

If a cup or two is poured carefully down the drain with the occasional Clorox chaser, so what?

Great fun when taken in the right spirit, which would be Old Paddy with a Guinness chaser.

7 p.m. 8) PARTY CHASER O.K., enough with the federal touring, it's time to hang out with the real Washingtonians.

The first category is things like protein bars and celery with a Crystal Lite chaser: just enough food to kill the hunger pains but not enough to add any calories.

Antonio Conte is obviously leading the way but Wenger's Arsenal are bang in the middle of the cluster of Premier League chasers, with Pep Guardiola's Manchester City, Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham, Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool and José Mourinho's Manchester United (and four out of the top six were not even in the position to get thrashed in the Champions League knockout stages).

The benefit of changing managers, however, was greater for relegation battlers than Champions League chasers.

Hatem Ben Arfa's second-half wonder goal lit up a dreary contest with Bolton and set Champions League chasers Newcastle on the way to a fifth successive victory.

According to UFO chasers like Australia's Peter Slattery, the tiny beams of intense light cause UFOs to "power up," meaning they flash their lights on and off, like a car blinking its headlights at a nearby hitchhiker.