Sentence examples for chases its tail from inspiring English sources
As a result, my garden rescue notes have been neglected as 2012 chases its tail.
The horror genre often chases its tail.
Spain chases its tail, and chases the economy downward.
The first thing I realized while working at the Corral, and this was especially notable in 1999-2000 atheheydayday of 80-cents-a-gallon gas, was that Americans waste stuff because they can, for the same reason a dog or cat chases its tail, and for no better reason than that.
2011 – The Tiger's Wife by Téa Obreht Kapka Kassabova wrote: "The Tiger's Wife is a frisky tiger cub chasing its tail – it covers a lot of ground, growls a lot, and never quite gets there, but we have fun along the way.
This ambitious novel is so busy chasing its tail that it forgets to go forwards.
That, in turn, increases the chances that the governments will have to step in and bail out the banks, giving rise to a situation akin to a dog chasing its tail until it finally collapses.
There's the circular logic of that complete restoration false option again (does anyone else feel like they're watching a cat chase its tail?) 2. It's sounds like the city has already poisoned the well for any options other than destruction.
And then when it wakes up, and it's back to chasing its tail around.
But I find a darker image insistent: of a frenzied world chasing its tail even as it devours scarce resources.
