Sentence examples for pursuing into from inspiring English sources

Mr. Toussaint's lawsuit asserts that Mr. Hall might be seeking to punish him to short-circuit an investigation that Mr. Toussaint was pursuing into more than $20,000 in questionable spending by several of Mr. Hall's allies.

I know it's a weird thing, but these are all signs I know an idea is powerful, and worth pursuing into reality.  .

(Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid wants Comey to release information on the investigation the FBI may or may not be pursuing into the Donald Trump campaign's potential connections to the Russian government, a request Comey is unlikely to fulfill).

Pursued into the Arthur Rackham-style forests of ancient Narnia, Caspian blows a magic horn.

It pursues into the last recesses of analysis the proposition that the fundamental principle that should govern our politics is equality.

It was Tangerine Dream's first effort at film music, but they found it came naturally and it was a path they pursued into the new millennium.

That means getting children involved in aerobic activities they can pursue into adulthood, like walking, running, bicycling, swimming, tennis and skating.

There is, for instance, a chase scene in which Seymour, the flower-shop flunky who turns to homicide, is pursued into a warehouse full of toilets.

A man who will be pursued into the White House by a pack of lawsuits will be in charge of the FBI.

The first robotics vision programs, pursued into the early 1970s, used statistical formulas to detect linear boundaries in robot camera images and clever geometric reasoning to link these lines into boundaries of probable objects, providing an internal model of their world.

In many instances he breathes hotly down Jackson Pollock's neck, experimenting with ideas about the all-important all-over composition, which he even pursued into three dimensions in wire sculptures like "Untitled (Web)" of 1950.