Sentence examples for bit of a chase from inspiring English sources
"We'll see friends coming together; there'll be a bit of a chase before couples find each other; there'll be the seductive lure of the slosh performed by the women of the cast and there'll be some old-school romance in the form of a mass cast smooch".
At the same time, guys like a little bit of a chase, so don't throw yourself onto him just quite yet.
"We are playing a bit of a chasing game but we've got a couple of years to Rio when it really matters, so we're going to be working towards that".
"Everything before then," Wang says, "was a bit of a goose chase". Joining Wang on the chase were staff from the MIT Libraries and Institute Archives, and W. Craig Carter, the POSCO Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, who also happens to do computational art projects in his spare time.
I don't consider myself that now – I needed a bit of a break from chasing news – but I still write too much and sit around too long.
KIRSCH TRUFFLE hopped in a bit of a slow start, chased just off the rail, came out in the stretch and did not rally.
It's nice to be loved, but you still want a little bit of the chase".
You give him a bit of chase and thrills him, while you got to be chased.
MURALIST hopped in a bit of a slow start, saved ground chasing the pace, bid inside in the stretch and continued willingly along the rail.
Although, that smugness took a bit of a battering when he was chased off Sussex University campus by a bunch of pissed off squatters and lefty students hurling rocks, eggs and tomatoes, after turning up for a debate at the end of last year.
