"The millionaires have stocks and bonds, and they're chasing with their safety money," said Nick Ferris, a 24-year-old software engineer from Rockville, Md., who readily acknowledges that he is one of the more aggressive rate chasers, having borrowed money at 0percentt introductory rates from six credit cards.
Lined up one after another, they become a little repetitive: one more peculiar Eden chaser, one more bizarre theory.
In recent years, pharmaceutical companies have come up with more specialized formulas: Chaser, NoHang, BoozEase, PartySmart, Sob'r-K HangoverStopper, Hangover Prevention Formula, and so on.
For leading clubs the Worthington Cup may be nothing more than a chaser compared to the stronger stuff available in the Premiership and Champions League.
Portland has six micro-distilleries making any kind of spirits you can name and, if you'd like a chaser, more breweries than any other city on earth.
It's so meltingly rich it's all but impossible to flip, which is clearly no good at all: tasty, but more of a chaser to some roasted peacock and a goblet of sack than one for the modern kitchen.
To my eye, What A Friend looks more of a hurdler-chaser than a chaser, and I think that type of horses can get caught out in this race.
Herndon, whose work predates the movie "Twister" — a mark of distinction among chasers — had more or less retired from the scene, and no longer carries an onboard computer or anemometer.
Around the fringes of her heroines' wrecked relationships circle the "coffin chasers", even more desperate female predators who pick the bones of dead marriages and make off with the spare men.
In the few days leading up to last Friday, more than eleven thousand eclipse chasers came to the Faroes to witness totality, the moment at which the moon moves fully in front of the sun, leaving visible only the ring of the corona.
