Sentence examples for become chasing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Heffernan argues that the busier we become chasing financial gain, the less likely we are "to see clearly and work thoughtfully" and to consistently consider the interests of others.

In 1958 the architect Gordon Bunshaft asked Giacometti to create a group of sculptures for Chase Manhattan Plaza in downtown Manhattan, next to his 60-story glass and steel tower that would become Chase's worldwide headquarters.

"It was very important that the encounters are very dynamic, with alarms going off, ambushers springing out, trackers hunting you, cowards fleeing so that fights become chases and a host of other emergent situations.

WaMu accounts became Chase accounts.

"Her desire to run seemed insatiable," said Terry, now 81, who became Chase-Brand's coach.

The Chemical name was retired and the bank, in effect, became Chase.

Several months before Bank One Ballpark became Chase Field, JPMorgan Chase apologized that two banks that are part of its history let customers use slaves as loan collateral.

Four of the 110-pounder guns were installed on the main deck amidships and the other two became chase guns; all of the 68-pounder guns were mounted on the main deck.

Sloughing off our bad old repressions, we've been swept up by the swift market currents that turn countercultures into over-the-counter cultures and promote a free-for-all that's a free-for-none as citizens become customers chasing "freedoms" for sale.

So it became about chasing the paramount painting by Basquiat, or the paramount painting by Dubuffet.

When The Blues Brothers offer to produce the money quickly, Sister Mary becomes livid, chasing them from her office--she angrily declares she will not accept stolen money, and decrees that they cannot return until such time as they have redeemed themselves.