Sentence examples for pursuit both from inspiring English sources

Erecting the tallest building in the world is a pursuit both pointless and exhilarating.

By this time, there were dozens of officers in pursuit, both on foot and in police cars and vans.

The Obama administration has been singularly driven in its pursuit both of official leakers and of reporters who publish the contents of such leaks.

In 1960, when the Chase Manhattan Bank built a huge… Erecting the tallest building in the world is a pursuit both pointless and exhilarating.

The two disciplines that historically have the greatest significance for Great Britain's cycling team are the team sprint and the team pursuit, both foundations of the great leap forward since Sydney 2000, where the team gained silver and bronze respectively.

(Dargis) ★ 'SURFWISE' (R, 1 33) Doug Pray's wonderfully engaging nonfiction look at the first family of surfing, the Paskowitzes, is a meditation on love, family and the relentless pursuit both of happiness and of the perfect wave.

Noble pursuits both, I have to say, but it takes longer for me to type than it takes him to whine, even if I do have a four minute and 11 second head start.

For example, although Kramer, the prosecutor, was shameless in his pursuits (both of McCoy and of the girl with the brown lipstick), we got to know him well enough to understand his moral vacuousness, even if we disliked him for it.

TM: Ha, these two pursuits, both now full time careers, pretty much take my time!

The immersion in the now, and the drumbeat of contemporary pursuits both grand and banal, leaves little room for even the most disquieting, yet compelling issues of our past.

Further experimental pursuit of both hypotheses would be fruitful, noting that the two scenarios are not mutually exclusive and that both may contribute to the evolvability and robustness of information in ciliate genomes.