Sentence examples for make him chase from inspiring English sources
"With two strikes, you can go a lot higher, a lot lower, try to make him chase something out of the strike zone," Piazza said.
2.39am BST RUN Cardinalss 2 - Dodgers 0, bottom of 3rd Kershaw seems annoyed and goes ahead in the count 0-2 on Molina before throwing one in the dirt trying to make him chase.
They'd have made him chase her down.
You want to keep his attention by making him chase you, not annoyed because you talk too much.
Very often a really hard hit to the muzzle or nose is enough to make him stop chasing after you!
This doubleness is in part built into the economics of his career, which made him both chase conventional commercial success and hate it.
Beasley knows him from the Mexican league, where both earn their livings, but that insider stuff doesn't make him any easier to chase down.
Chirp would observe these proceedings with a cocked head and a quizzical stare, but when Isabella reached down to give him equal time, he would step back — too shy, or too proud, to admit he too wanted to be touched — and make her chase him.
(He does make her chase him first).
They would be better off with a short-term rental of Steve Nash (if the Phoenix Suns make him available) until they can chase Paul or Williams.
