Sentence examples for chaser which from inspiring English sources

"A lot of times if people do want to try straight shots, they do them with a chaser, which is called sangrita.

That's true even in the face of a newish mainstream a cappella boom, spearheaded by groups like Straight No Chaser, which released its fourth album on Atlantic this week.

A typical active debris removal (ADR) mission scenario includes launching an active spacecraft (chaser) which will rendezvous with the inactive target (debris), capture the debris and eventually deorbit both satellites.

"The Woman Chaser," which the New York Film Festival is screening this evening at 6 and tomorrow at 3 P.M. at Alice Tully Hall, strives desperately for a zaniness that is largely absent from the screenplay and from comic performances that are too blank and unfocused to register as parody.

In 1958, Mr. Benjamin acquired a wooden 110-foot converted World War II Canadian Sub Chaser which he kept in the Miami River in Florida and on which he and his wife, Patricia Traer Benjamin cruised extensively in the United States, the Bahamas and Central America.

I remember playing a game called Chaser, which wasn't good, wasn't bad, but it had some cool parts, a bargain price, and didn't try to be anything but a solid shooter.

"This year we are the chasers which is a completely different mentality.

Not only is there the Weather Channel project, which is on hiatus while Mr. Bettes and the crew file reports from Joplin, but there is also the Discovery Channel stalwart "Storm Chasers," which is now gathering material for its fifth season.

Tour operators say they warn groups about the dangers of what Kim George at Tempest Tours calls "citizen chasers", which she says is "a greater issue every year".

But at not much more than half that for an import copy, this unusual but addictive score-chaser, which had you drawing touchscreen cloud platforms for Mario's dino friend to walk across, was worth every penny.

(transcrIbed by Ryan Gaffney).