Sentence examples for more than chasing from inspiring English sources

Lt. Robert Temme, an admitted "adrenaline junkie," said officers have had to find fulfillment in doing more than chasing bad guys.

Still, cultists love fragmentary, scattered bodies of work, they enjoy nothing more than chasing down obscure remixes and impossible-to-find mixtapes.

Once life became more than chasing beasts, running away from bigger beasts, occasional mating and surviving ice ages, things got complicated.

The little electronic ball often causes humans to digress to the intellect of a cat where good fun involves nothing more than chasing a little lighted ball.

There's nothing that I love more than chasing neon lights, which this sign has around the motel sign.

The Greek goddess Diana was strongly associated with the hunt, and nothing turns Don on more than chasing after a woman who gives him mixed signals.

The Giants could do nothing more than chase and hope, knowing that even two more victories and a 10-6 record might not be enough to make the playoffs.

Most Chinese aren't overtly political — seeking out banned pornography is typically regarded as more rewarding than chasing down tracts about multiparty democracy.

"Now I will put in some intensive training before New York, where winning for a third time will be more important than chasing a fast time".

The nonsurfers among us feel countercultural by proximity, even if we're doing nothing more countercultural than chasing our kids in their mini-O'Neill wet suits.

That is when he decided that a chance at winning his favorite Grand Slam tournament again was more important than chasing an Olympic medal.