Sentence examples for hounding him down from inspiring English sources

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.

His teammates were hounding him down the stretch to take more shots.

With nearly 200 reporters traveling with Mr. Schwarzenegger and two unsanctioned busloads of lesser candidates hounding him, his staff tried to tamp down a story that was being carried live to an audience well beyond California.

Then Bild, a tabloid, began hounding him.

The media are hounding him.

"He's just hounding him," Hadden-Smith said.

"I've been hounding him for years, and he just wouldn't do it," she said.

His emotional creditors are hounding him, draining his resources; there is not enough of him to go around.

He owes $2,000, and the collector is hounding him.

"I've been hounding him for 20 years to do a documentary," Myers said.

I agree that his calling the journalist who hounded him in a supermarket when his guard was down 'an aggressive stinking gypsy' was foolish and wrong.