Sentence examples similar to chase one's tail from inspiring English sources

On the water, three squawking ducks were chasing one another's tails.

Did you ever chase one?

One, two, three, and more, an excitable flock, gather in a leafless tree, gossiping gregariously: black-white-grey-pink, tails longer than their bodies, flitting between the branches, chasing one another, tumbling and somersaulting, clinging upside down to twigs.

Grimness and humor chase each other's tails.

Victims sometimes chase their own tails, hence the name.

Only then can you chase consumer tails with an eye for scoring well within the medium.

Everyone is so busy chasing their tails in speech after speech, conference after conference, and meeting after meeting - that no one is minding the store.

So do we just go in circles, chasing our tails?

"We were chasing our tails all night long, spinning and watching the puck.

It always feels like we're chasing our tails a bit.

Victims sometimes chased their tails, hence the name.