Sentence examples for initial pursuit from inspiring English sources

He dodged Harold Jackson's initial pursuit, veered left and eluded Yazid Jackson's flailing arm as he cut back to the right and scored untouched.

The initial pursuit of Rommel was not sufficiently direct or extensive to catch the bulk of the forces retreating along the coast road.

Between 1940 and 1945 Hill served as a representative to the British Parliament for Cambridge University and later helped the government of India in its initial pursuit of scientific endeavours.

McMahon said that while he could not say the deputies in the incident knew Francis Pusok, those involved in the initial pursuit were familiar with him.

The French squadron had become disorganised in its initial pursuit the British, with Manche, under Captain Jean Dornal de Guy, falling substantially to leeward of the flagship.

Of course, there always remains a desperate hope of revisiting that which truly inspires, and that which encouraged the initial pursuit of such a discipline, but a second- or third- or fourth-round of education is needed to navigate the political landscape in order to flourish as the "professional" you wanted to be.

The kids may get off the couch at first, but once their initial interest in the games wanes, they seem to go back to more sedentary pursuits.

However, the increased discharge was seen only during the initial phase of pursuit eye movements (Fig. 3 A, period 6), different from the discharge of typical FEF pursuit neurons (e.g., Fig. 2 A, F, period 6).

The success of the game far outstripped his initial ambition: Trivial Pursuit had sold more than 100 million units by the time Hasbro paid $80m to buy the rights to the game in 2008.

As compared to controls, FTD patients had decreased gain and initial acceleration of horizontal pursuit as well as decreased vertical pursuit acceleration.

In your pursuit of initial clients, having the newly-retired CEO make a phone call on your behalf can lend tremendous credibility.