Sentence examples for chasing hard from inspiring English sources
"chasing hard" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is actively and vigorously pursuing or trying to catch up with someone or something else. Example: The detectives were chasing hard after the suspect, determined to catch him before he could escape. In this sentence, "chasing hard" emphasizes the intensity and determination of the detectives' pursuit.
"The terror in me kept rising, my panic chasing hard behind.
But John Fout, in second place after an equally stellar year, was chasing hard and gaining ground.
The Southampton midfielder has been linked with an exit from St Mary's for each of the last two windows, with Tottenham Hotspur chasing hard in the summer.
'Flame haired' is the politest description on offer, though 'gingernut' wins top prize for ubiquity, and 'music's equivalent to Chris Evans' is chasing hard on its heels.
"The mask over my head kept catching the top of the inside once I'm pushed in," he wrote in his blog for Channel 4. "The terror in me kept rising, my panic chasing hard behind.
After Vieri headed in Totti's corner, Italy were largely comfortable, Korea seemed intimidated at first and the Italians' knowhow at getting men behind the ball, closing passing angles and chasing hard in midfield was working.
Here nothing's fruitless, sweet teas chase hard bargains: empty bowls of pomegranates, peacocks, reeds, and cobalt fish.
As the two clashed, Flynn, shouting over Graham, said: "We don't chase paper, we chase hard criminals".
The tall, willowy Kenyan – just 19 at the time – chased hard up the home straight but could not quite close the gap on Rashid Ramzi.
Delhi signalled their intentions to chase hard from the off, India Under-19 captain Unmukt Chand taking on Steven Finn and winning.
We should simply say, "get a life" to trivial complaints and then chase hard to keep up with the real world of programme-makers.
