Sentence examples for in chasing up from inspiring English sources

While the Inland Revenue has had more success in chasing up wealthy offshore fraudsters, a National Audit Office report last year highlighted the growing number of people - not just the wealthy - using tax haven credit cards and bank accounts.

The BBC can be too heavy-handed and "accusatory" in chasing up licence fee payments from viewers and listeners, but should be tougher on "hard core evaders", a BBC Trust review has concluded.

He may not be interested in chasing up reports of diesel stolen from tractors in the night, but he's also not ready for another high-profile murder to hit his in-tray.

China's role in chasing up world oil prices is now widely recognized.

Since the blowing up of the [security chiefs] in Damascus, I have been chasing up news about Maher al-Assad.

David Berkowitz The "Son of Sam" was caught in 1977 by police officers chasing up anyone who had received a parking ticket near the scene of one of the serial sniper's shootings.

Darryll Holland, chasing up Kieren Fallon in the Flat jockeys' championship race, notched a winner on Jazzy Millennium for Rod Millman in the seller race but later gave up his last ride due to a touch of flu.

It seems they were more interested in chasing this up than following up on the causes of his death".

"My colleague had to chase up someone in another department for not meeting a deadline for paperwork to be submitted.

The deal brings to a close a tumultuous week in which Mr. Clinton was chased up to Harlem by a storm of criticism over the Midtown rent, only to come face to face with his wife's former rival, the mayor, who enthusiastically claimed the Harlem space as his own.

Like other Heimatfilme, its resolution, in which the landowner is chased up a mountain until he falls off a bridge himself, reaffirms the togetherness of German village life (many Heimatfilme end with a wedding, performance, or other event that unites the entire community).