Sentence examples for chasers from inspiring English sources

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 3.20pm Back5:20 Back to the race – Blel Kadri still leads, around 25 seconds ahead of a new group of five chasers.

But for Danish comic Sofie Hagen, that's not too different from the crap she has to put up with in daily life: from the Brits who correct her English to the men who expect her to be impressed by their self-proclaimed status as "chubby chasers".

■ And play-off chasers Ipswich and Brentford shared the points in a 1-1 drat at Portman Road.

Packs of men (it is mostly men) who call themselves "cloud chasers" gather in rooms with tampered contraptions and compete to see who can generate the biggest fogs of vapour ("It's judged on girth, size, length and overall density," a vaper told reporters during the recent X Games of Vaping at New York's Henley Vaporium).

He's looking round to see how far the chasers are behind him.

Vodka chasers Under pressure Laziza rises again Japan's growth companies Bold Ben Biotech's Father William ReprintsOut of the ashes of that putative accord came two more.

His characters are not saints; they are wife-beaters, cheats, weed-smokers, skirt-chasers.

The ambulance-chasers would disappear and customers would have to fill out all those forms themselves.Price controls are a better answer.

In China, points out Mr Tan, only government-controlled consumer associations will be allowed to launch such suits: "no ambulance-chasers here".

Despite their bad reputation, the ambulance-chasers make things better.In this section My dollar, my rules The power of faith The Lazarus of Wall Street Making moaners pay The road forsaken Draghi's plan Baby monitor ReprintsOn the other side of the balance-sheet is a tendency for people to over-complain.

On October 12th California became the latest to do so.Despite these pressures, English courts are clamping down harder, granting secret super-injunctions to avoid giving internet rumour-chasers any crumb of information.