Sentence examples for be chased off from inspiring English sources
verb
To pursue, to follow at speed.
Bikini wearers also could be chased off public beaches and only allowed on the fenced-off sands of luxury resorts.
So has violence against the dwindling band of white farmers who refuse to be chased off their property.
About a 100 masked supporters who had started to throw missiles on the parking lot had to be chased off by riot police after the 3-1 home defeat to Wolfsburg.
So if someone tried to trespass on this territory, they had to be chased off.
If warships come across such boats attempting to hijack a ship, the small boats should not simply be chased off.
Fervor was chased off by the wind.
Korine showed up in blackface and took off his trousers before being chased off by security.
Supposed friends who drop in to visit are chased off with wild invective.
Wie started her first round Thursday and was chased off the course by inclement weather with one hole to play.
When Nick isn't being chased off by Sonya, he is being stalked by an aged gay pursuer, Lloyd Roger Mooree).
