Sentence examples for pursuit back from inspiring English sources

My first executive pursuit, back in May 2005, reported on a renaissance in cigar smoking prompted by the then-booming economy.

They often start out as "kitchen table philanthropy," which is the way Lucile Packard described her and her husband's charitable pursuit back in the mid-1960s, when it was just getting started.

As officers approached the townhouse, police encountered the black SUV and began a pursuit back to San Bernardino.

But the expert added that every fluffed opportunity could put the pursuit back months as security around the capo tightened, including more care with communications.

As Frank Bruni put it in his New York Times review in 2009, "He fashions a fantasy New York where arrivistes bask in mutual recognition and reciprocal adoration, each mirroring the others' sense of triumph, the unruly city edited down to one preposterously romantic room for the most unromantic of pursuits: back scratching and social climbing".

And he fashions a fantasy New York where arrivistes bask in mutual recognition and reciprocal adoration, each mirroring the others' sense of triumph, the unruly city edited down to one preposterously romantic room for the most unromantic of pursuits: back scratching and social climbing.

Today he leads the GB men's team's pursuit for back-to-back gold (9.23pm, BBC1).

Solskjaer sent out the same personnel in pursuit of back-to-back victories for the first time all season, but they would have lost without two outstanding late saves by David Marshall, from Peter Odemwingie and Oussama Assaidi.

"Captain Jacques Rudolph led the way with a determined defensive knock of 63 off 206 balls". "Pretty cruel on Leicestershire with rain ruining their pursuit of back-to-back County Championship wins for the first time since 2010.

So many non-doms living in Britain were among those placing funds in Switzerland that in 2010, the pursuit of back tax from the HSBC leaks only brought in £135m for HMRC in London, much less than for other countries.

His exotic ideas came from his purely intellectual pursuit going back some 30 years". Haldane, who joined Princeton's faculty in 1990, was honored for work he began in the early 1980s, shortly after he received his Ph.D. in physics from the University of Cambridge in 1978 — the last two years of which he completed as a visiting student at Princeton.