Sentence examples for pursuit of taking from inspiring English sources
They shut out the world, clamp down on distractions and isolate the team and its reserves into the single-minded pursuit of taking the next month game by game.
One of the mob's high ranking assassins is the undercover cop Tony, who must team up with Tequila for their common pursuit of taking down Wong's crime syndicate.
Every July I promise myself that this will be the year I'll give up the pursuit of taking one Great fireworks picture, but I keep trying anyway, with marginal success.
A Securities and Exchange Commission filing, a shareholder lawsuit and a dollop of verbal jousting kept things percolating Monday in Electronic Arts' pursuit of Take-Two Interactive Software.
The similarities between Electronic Arts pursuit of Take-Two Interactive Software and Microsoft's takeover dance with Yahoo! are plentiful.
He was similarly methodical in his pursuit of romance, taking dance lessons with his sister, and then traveling with her on the Saturday-night circuit until, at an Elks Club in Elizabeth, he finally found the one woman with whom, he said, "everything clicked".
Ames risked her personal safety and academic career in her pursuit of justice, taking the dispute to the South African Supreme Court, where she eventually won the case in 1985.
Beyond that, heroism and the pursuit of justice take many forms, and telling stories about the reality of how justice happens needs to be true to that, too.
Ms. Baer, 41, was executive vice president of production since 1998 at Columbia, where movies she oversaw — including "Adaptation," "Something's Gotta Give" and "The Pursuit of Happyness" — took in more than $1.8 billion at the box office, CBS said.
Kraft Foods pursuit of Cadbury took a turn toward completion, after the British company's board agreed to a sweetened $19.5 billion bid to end months of fierce opposition.
Pleasure, in Sade's orgies, is submitted to rigorous order, such that the rationalized pursuit of pleasure takes precedence over pleasure itself (pp. 66 69).
