Sentence examples for finished pursuing from inspiring English sources

They became an underground hit by remixing broadcasts of the first Gulf War (and ironically later collaborated with the same U2 whose label had just finished pursuing legal action against Negativland).

Montané and Sarassa, from start to finish, pursue the case with the diligence of homicide detectives, and their attention to detail and analysis is outstanding.

He had to be the first one out and finished to pursue for the next 25 years his real love: the search for lost balls.

Many people today do not take the "traditional" route to the proverbial finish line: pursuing education, entering the workforce and then staying in one or two jobs during their lifetime.

Simon Wolfson, the chief executive of Next and prominent leave campaigner, has warned the British economy will be "finished" if the government pursues an isolationist Brexit course.

She believes it would have been more useful to have found other routes into dance, such as training on the job and auditioning for companies after finishing school, and that pursuing more traditional subjects at school would have helped her establish a smoother career path.

Jennifer Bartlett's path was especially circuitous, as economic issues forced her to take not one but two VAP positions, both at Hampden-Sydney College in Hampden-Sydney, Virginia, before she finished her Ph.D. Bartlett pursued her Ph.D. in astronomy at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, while working full-time as an engineer at Lockheed Martin and later at Litton Marine Systems.

Many of them are finishing secondary school, others pursuing advanced studies.

The scientists and engineers who have finished their training have pursued a range of careers 267 in academia, 45 in government, 143 in industry, and 49 in other areas.

The short course has clearly served students who are committed to pursuing and finishing advanced degrees in population and health sciences and these students reflect a growing capacity for health research in Africa.

Many people are going back to school to finish degrees or pursue new career paths, start new businesses.