Sentence examples for hounding down from inspiring English sources

Oakley was the power forward who was as likely to crash into an opponent in pursuit of a rebound as he was to crash into a front-row spectator in hounding down a loose ball.

War criminals would be hounded down and tried in international courts.

Everybody Wants To Run The World Tears for Fears/May 1986 Hounded down by Sir Bob after they failed to turn up for Band Aid, the band offered up this musical gem, a re-jigged version of "Everybody Wants To Rule The World", for Sport Aid.

1937 Russian Economist Slain in Bois Apparently hounded down by invisible political enemies, Dmitiri Navachine, a Russian economist of repute and a close friend of prominent French political and journalistic leaders, was found murdered near the Auteuil racetrack, in the Bois de Boulogne, yesterday morning.

Most Americans know the story of the whoopers, hunted and hounded down to just 16 birds in the 1940s and then brought back from the very brink of extinction, with conservationists' help, to a current, precarious population of a few hundred.

"Those who planned and perpetrated this act of murder must be hounded down and dealt with by the full rigours of the law".

This is good since otherwise the best students would be hounded down by 100s of professors (and vice versa).

It read: "Please, lady Prime Minister, can you please look into my case and see how badly we were treated when I was young and pass through an apology to old gay men like me who were hunted and hounded down by the police".

Perhaps they will munch on him, hounding him down as he runs for his car, disembowelling him in the parking lot and leaving Wimbledon without its reigning champion.

Would it be rude to hound her down on her cellphone?

She trained Candolette & hunts the filly regularly with the Tryon Hounds down South.