Sentence examples for neither chasing from inspiring English sources

But it's evident she and Wright are a good match, neither chasing the Hollywood dream.

"The problem is with the middle tier of clubs, those who are neither chasing a Uefa place or facing relegation," said Mr Jones.

Nancy Drew probably didn't go past first base, but neither did she chase ghosts and aristocrats while running with a magician called Splendini.

The ball was played over the top for Oscar to chase, neither defender nor goalkeeper dealt with it initially, and the danger was only averted when Mier took charge and booted it clear.

Dettori made his second decisive move early in the home straight and though Andre Fabre's pair Flintshire and New Bay made a decent fist of chasing him down, neither looked like catching him.

But neither Askem nor Dickens seems interested in chasing yesterday's glories.

There is an old Chinese proverb that explains this issue well: "The hunter that chases two rabbits catches neither one". In organizations, people are often chasing multiple rabbits and they don't catch any of them.

But neither does continuing to plow mindlessly ahead, chasing a once bright and shiny object that is rapidly losing its luster.

Neither Newcastle, so desperate for silverware, nor Arsenal, still chasing Manchester United's exclusive and elusive treble, dared to see their hopes broken.

Neither David Westin, the president of ABC News, nor Mr. Koppel knew ABC was chasing Mr. Letterman.

Neither is necessary -- healthy skin trumps sun damage any day -- but for those chasing a golden glow, which tanning method is healthier?