Sentence examples for has pursued at from inspiring English sources

The current Justice Department has pursued at least three prosecutions under the law, all involving videos of dogfights.

They are past, long since overtaken by the other lives he has pursued at the Arts Council, the Tate and in the Lords.

The next step would be to sell chunks of Vivendi, a tactic Mr. Bollore has pursued at other companies, if not always successfully.

Since the conductor and composer Julian Wachner became the director of music and arts at Trinity Wall Street in September 2010 he has pursued at least two distinct agendas.

Since Todd Rundgren's early-seventies heyday, he has pursued at least three creative paths that often seem at cross-purposes: power-pop perfectionist, prog-rock adventurer, and spiritual seeker.

Since 1998, Newell has made sweeping purchases of picture frame, window dressing, office products and hardware manufacturers in Europe, continuing the acquisitive strategy the company has pursued at home for decades.

While he made no mention of the strategy his office had pursued at trial, he said it was essential to continue the "public debate" that the case had brought about "through passionate and reasoned argument".

Over Twitter, she said Franco had pursued at least two underaged girls, and once tried to force her to perform oral sex on a date.

Doctors, teachers, entrepreneurs and scientists are just a few of the many professions that immigrants, and the children of immigrants, have pursued at our universities.

Mr. Murdoch has made no secret of his interest in DirecTV, a company with nearly 11 million subscribers that he has pursued for at least three years.

Since the results of the first round of voting were announced, on April 29th, Sarkozy has pursued victory at the expense of his reputation, shamelessly courting the six and a half million voters who supported the extreme-right candidate Marine Le Pen, of the Front National.