Sentence examples for is now chasing from inspiring English sources

The Frenchman has to stop and get a replacement wheel and is now chasing Ryder Hesjedal.

Syracuse, a team that started the season picked No. 6 in the Big East, is now chasing a bigger prize.

The $200m£135m5m) budget adventure is now chasing the global champion Avatar, which made $2.7bn in 2009.

Only Michael Moore's 2004 polemic, Fahrenheit 9/11, surpassed it; that film went on to take $12m in the UK, a figure Amy is now chasing.

This model has immediate relevance: The gentrification that squeezed artists out of SoHo is now chasing them out of the Lower East Side and Chinatown.

Over 40 Athens-based shares are listed, for the benefit of Berlin's large Greek community.But Frankfurt is now chasing some of the business that has kept its sisters going.

The fading Rams are now chasing the Seahawks (7-6), who beat the Vikings.

At best, surely, the Scots are now chasing a play-off berth.

And politicians from both parties are now chasing their votes.That does not mean that immigration is not an issue.

After going after people on low wages, and the disabled and women, they are now chasing pensioners.

But he agreed that the state was now "chasing all over the place" for cash, repeatedly urging banks to keep credit flowing.