Sentence examples for in hounding from inspiring English sources

Brown also was instrumental in hounding Harvard's leading scorer Katie Benzan.

This incongruous air of merriment conveys how crowds can take pleasure in hounding individuals.

The baying mob had succeeded in hounding off one of their own.

The group's lack of energy defensively in hounding the ball and offensively in pushing it up the floor, disturbs him.

Most of the tabloids' worst excesses in hounding people are clearly illegal, and Britain already has a sort of privacy law, via the 1998 Human Rights Act.

In Wapping, where docklands warehouses have been bleached of character by luxury flats, neighbours succeeded in hounding out the post-industrial cool that had lured them there in the first place.

Two years later the British House of Commons outlawed the killing of wild mammals in hound-led hunts in England and Wales, although the ban provided for certain exceptions.

The hunting tales in "Hound and Hunter" and "Right and Left" must be taken on faith, because one is so strange and the other is impossible.

The alleged presence of "chicken" and "watermelon" in the original lyric, as well as other complications, goes unmentioned in "Hound Dog".

In "Hound Dog," Leiber gives short shrift to King's contribution and elevates his partner's role: "The lyrics are good, King's vocal is great.

The Persuasions, the 40-year-old a cappella quintet, recast Elvis Presley songs as doo-wop, working up some class resentment in "Hound Dog".