Sentence examples for chasing the target from inspiring English sources

The spacecraft would slowly spiral out of Earth orbit and then spend about two years chasing the target asteroid.

More of a rigorously art-house proposition, Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin now stands at £977,000, and is still chasing the target set by the director's last effort, Birth (£1.18m).

The British are also chasing the target, in a car called Bloodhound SSC.

The Portuguese manager is, however, still chasing the target set by his club chairman Daniel Levy, who wants to see his side qualify for the Champions League.

The UK government will be requiring fully-collaborative BIM in all public sector projects by 2016 and is also chasing the target of achieving zero-carbon buildings by 2019.

Ravi Rampaul struck twice to dismiss Murali Vijay for 45 and Suresh Raina for eight before the game ended when it was clear India were no longer chasing the target.

While Robinson has been impressed by certain aspects since taking over as coach last November – the ball-striking of Tammy Beaumont and the renewed hunger of the captain Charlotte Edwards – he appeared dismayed by the team's lack of fitness and steel in Delhi as they chased the target set by an Australian side seeking a fourth World Twenty20 trophy in a row.

South Africa then chased the target for the loss of only one wicket in 18 overs.

England are in need of a couple of wickets as Pakistan like to keep wickets in hand and then chase the target down".

When South Africa attempted to chase the target, Lindwall took 5/60 to cut them down 96 runs short of victory.

O'Reilly always regretted his dismissal, as he believed that if he had helped to avoid the follow on, he would have taken "six wickets without removing his waistcoat" and that Australia could have then chased the target in better conditions on the fourth day.