Sentence examples for is pursued from from inspiring English sources
Asked who was the greatest of all French poets, he replied: "Victor Hugo, hélas!" Les Misérables is an uplifting, heartbreaking, sentimental 1,500-page 1,500-page oppression, exploitassaultnd cruelty in which the ex-convict Jean Valjean, the Christ-like victim eternally seeking redemptioppressionsuexploitationon to Pands by the implacrueltypholder of the law, inspector Javert.
Things start creakily with a lengthy opening sequence (lifted wholesale from Diana) in which our heroine is pursued from behind, her face carefully concealed until the big reveal when Nicole Kidman is finally confronted at her dressing table, looking uncannily like... Nicole Kidman!
Geochemical research is pursued from the nanoscale to the planetary scale and covers both ancient and modern systems.
The search for the flow configuration is pursued from a configuration with two tubes to three and four tubes.
Updating corrects only task-relevant deviations (i.e. the goal is pursued from the deviated position, without returning to the previous planned trajectory), which is known as minimum intervention principle [12].
The NASCAR-dad vote which Mr Warner is pursuing from the Democratic side is Mr Huckabee's base.
The neatest deal would be a merger that disguises a very low sale price by folding Myspace into another service, a route we know News Corp is pursuing from the failed Vevo negotiations.
My trade (I was a freelance journalist) could be pursued from either end of the country.
She was pursued from a courtyard area up several flights of stairs before she was shot in the head, her mother has said.
The fun in "Tails Chasing Tails" is in identifying what's being pursued from just its hindquarters; when you turn the page, the face and front legs of the creature appear.
Rumbled by two usherettes who knew him, he was pursued from the theatre by the manager shouting, "Catch that nigger!" Only his quick-wittedness in taking up the cry and posing as a pursuer enabled him to escape.Mr Reed was a good pupil, good enough at least for Mr Cook to wish him to go to Cornell University, his alma mater.
