Sentence examples for be tailed from inspiring English sources
noun
The caudal appendage of an animal that is attached to its posterior and near the anus.
- Most primates have a tail and fangs.
Nonetheless, they will all be tailed off when the results are announced in January.
Mr. Lalli, 57, will not be tailed by paparazzi if he roller blades through Central Park.
Some journalists, including those of The New York Times, appear to be tailed more than others.
"You do not like to be tailed, investigated, queried about, by any amateur detective no matter how scholarly or how straight.
What they needed, they say, was a hero: a doctor who endured protests and risked violence by performing abortions and was willing to be tailed by a film crew.
In 2005 he learned that in 1946 the FBI had arranged for him to be tailed by three women, British, French and Dutch, of whom only the last proved to be a full-blown Mata Hari.
Her children were tailed.
Early on, agents were tailed by special police.
"I am always being tailed by police," he added.
Primers were tailed with M13 sequences to facilitate Sanger sequencing.
Spring 2008: Being tailed in Miami by the Secret Service.
