Sentence examples for chasing over from inspiring English sources

It has certainly been a better Monday than chasing over to Bath to ride handicappers.

We watched small skippers and meadow browns on the scabious flowers and were buzzed by red darter dragonflies chasing over the water.

Jayawardene remains on strike and sweeps one high out to the square leg boundary, Bravo is chasing over and has made it in time, but he can't quite keep hold of the white ball!

Sassoon's evocation of the English countryside is so lovely partly because it is gentle (give or take a few too many references to Elysium) – even when he is writing with emotion: "The air was Elysian with early summer and the early shadows of steep white clouds were chasing over the orchards and meadows; sunlight sparkled on green hedgerows that had been drenched by early morning showers.

"It was a good day for the spectators, the game went to and fro but thankfully we managed to get ourselves on the front foot, get the upper hand for a bit with the bat and to have them chasing over 350 is a great position on any last-day pitch".

South Africa won't be too scared chasing over 300, especially as they chased 435 on this day five years ago.

Richard Hannay is chased over the Scottish highlands by ruthless agents of a foreign power.

Because his guards, especially Stephen Curry, are so good at shooting off the dribble, most opposing guards chase over Lee's screens.

And on a recent night, a full-fledged police helicopter chase over the waters of the bay, using night-vision goggles.

(IHT Rendezvous Formula One blog) In France, Sébastien Loeb won his eighth of 11 rallies this year, locking in his ninth — and probably, final — championship in the W.R.C. Loeb was ably chased over the pavement by Jari-Matti Latvala of Ford.

"Otherwise, a tasty little run chase over the last two sessions should give this contest the climax it deserves.