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Some had heard through online activism groups, and some had been hounding Brat's office for a Richmond event and had to settle for Blackstone.

Opening the case, Jonas Hankin QC, prosecuting, said Stirling had been "hounding" the midwife, making 128 phone calls to her in July alone.

In a recent interview with Gothamist.com, Poster Boy bragged that the police vandal squad officers had been "hounding" him for his autograph.

Before his chair was cold, Lachlan was eclipsed in his father's estimation by his brother James, who had been hounding his back since childhood.

According to Afghan and American officials, Hezb-i-Islami loyalists in the Karzai administration used the tensions over the abuse accusations to lobby Mr. Karzai to ban American Special Operations forces who had been hounding them in Wardak.

Mick Jagger, according to my father, had been hounding my Dad to set up a meeting with James because he admired his dancing style and my father had been more than happy to oblige.

Emilio Roman, Katelyn's father, said his family had been hounded after the arrests.

Less famous people had been hounded and shamed for showing off their kills.

MPs later said she had been "hounded" and subjected to "persistent harassment".

For decades, it had been in the opposition, and most leaders had been hounded and imprisoned; men like Badie were brilliant at rallying supporters during a tough time.

Two-starred chef Tom Kerridge tweeted about "smashing" Isherwood up and by the end of the night Isherwood had been hounded off Twitter.