Sentence examples for chased relentlessly from inspiring English sources
The accident left Graziano brain-damaged, got Nick a five-month jail sentence for reckless driving, strained Hogan's already collapsing marriage, and got the wrestler sued by the Graziano family and chased relentlessly by the tabloids.
And he had an invigorating cardiovascular workout too, although that brings us neatly to the main minus - that he was chased relentlessly for two miles by a ravenous lion.
There was a host - Tony Hall one week, Jimmy Henney the next - but no waffle; songs chased songs relentlessly, many condensed into medleys to maximise the output.
He is the kind of person that the marketing industry chases relentlessly, and he knows it.
On the Register, the leading British technology news website, the Washington correspondent Thomas C Greene dismissed the scooter as good news only for dogs, which would chase them relentlessly.
' When the Village Voice investigative reporter Wayne Barrett wrote City for Sale in 1989, he was so impressed by the dashing young federal prosecutor who relentlessly chased down mafia kingpins that he made Giuliani the hero of his book.
There were a few nearly redeeming segments, chief among them a witty duet in which a spotlight relentlessly chased a timid, sweetly scruffy young man (Sylvain Poirier) with a terror of the limelight.
The Daily News and the Post, which represent Thing One and Thing Two to the New York Times's Cat in the Hat, have relentlessly chased each other in a slowly declining print market with the Daily News coming out ahead, with a circulation of just over 600,000 a day while the Post has slipped to just over 500,000.
"It became an arm wrestle but we never felt under massive pressure and full credit to Charlie Sharples and Henry Purdy, who relentlessly chased kicks.
Instead, she chased it, compulsively and relentlessly, through the then quite novel medium of photography.
'Not in skill anyway.' Once it was clear they were interested in her, she chased her big break relentlessly.
