Sentence examples for at its heel from inspiring English sources

WHENEVER Iran takes a step forward, something clutches at its heel.

With Facebook snapping at its heels, it's hard to see another route for it to take.

But with the competition nipping at its heels, it may be time for Subaru to think about more reinvention.

Spotify got the comparison as Apple Music has managed to get to 15 million subscribers in a year (it's taken Spotify eight years to get to 30 million) and finally faces a genuine challenger snapping at its heels so it has to do something about it.

A Library Journal review called it a "glittering mirror ball of a memoir," adding, "Despite the ponderous language and the need for an unabridged dictionary by the reader's side, McCourt's book brilliantly captures queer New York life just before mainstream pop culture came nipping at its heels to swallow it up".

Since its IPO, Pandora has been on a kick, but Spotify is doing everything it can to continue nipping at its heels and has added 7 million new users since integrating with Facebook at f8.

Even as gravity plucks at its heels, the bat's homegrown tornadoes suck it back up toward Oz.

Unfortunately, inadequate funding nips at its heels.

Hot young companies are nipping at its heels.

But the DA is snapping at its heels.

"But repentance follows too annoyingly close at its heels".