Sentence examples for has chased on from inspiring English sources

During a drunken spree, Vatanen gets engaged to a beautiful lawyer, but returns to the forest to vanquish a huge greedy raven and finally a killer bear that he has chased on skis across the Soviet frontier to the frozen White Sea.

Yet after he has chased her on his bicycle (Hogan shoes de rigueur) and makes her open her sporty bag, it turns out the "love letter" is a business invoice.

FG Management has chased its claim on the DRC's debt around the world's courtrooms, from Hong Kong to the US.

For years Labour has chased its own tail on this, failing to gain credit because it never confronts the public with the facts or talks honestly about what works in preventing tearaways from reoffending.

But Mr. Santora and Ms. Haiken said they had chased down police officers on the street, who passed by the broken window without stopping, claimed it was not their precinct and told them to stay in the store and guard it themselves.

In pursuit of his research objectives, Marc Tatar has chased butterflies, dodged rattlesnakes, and chomped on termites.

Taiji's men have chased whales on Japan's coast for perhaps millennia.The Antarctic, however, is a different kettle of fish.

"Once SLC was made aware of the issue, we asked the customer's bank to trace the funds and we have chased this on a number of occasions," it says.

Not only does Trish Keenan's voice sound as cool and pale as a ghost, but she and Broadcast partner James Cargill are haunted by a never-never vision of Sixties pop and have chased it for nigh-on a decade now.

In six months, his youthful ministers have chased corruption, cracked down on smuggling and drawn up a radical new tax system meant to coax business back to legality.

A year and a half's worth of performances since the last one ("Cultural Survival," on Concord) have chased away tentative playing.