Sentence examples for pursuit part from inspiring English sources

Whenever, the hot pursuit part is not over yet.

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It means leaving behind his off-season pursuits — parts in two movies, a magazine cover shoot, raising money for children's scholarships in Alabama — and immersing himself in football again.

In Tuscany, winemaking has traditionally been a male pursuit, in part due to the physical demands of operating a vineyard.

Richard Glynn, chief executive of Ladbrokes, said: "Gambling has long been a leisure pursuit and part of the cultural fabric of the UK, but we are alive to the concerns of the public to keep gambling a responsible and fun activity".

Whether this happens or whether females routinely elicit pursuit as part of full courtship can only be tested in much larger enclosures with sufficient space for escape, or in nature (where the black waters of their native habitat make this difficult).

The alliance sees the Labour attack, or potential attacks, on these traditional country pursuits as part of a vindictive campaign against the countryside and a "rural way of life".

Rather, friends engage in joint pursuits, in part motivated by the friendship itself.

It remains largely a regional pursuit that is part of the area's lore, like the cattle drives along the Chisholm Trail.

Pyongyang has called the US nuclear arsenal a threat to its existence and justifies its own nuclear pursuit in large part on that perceived US threat.

An article on May 18 about people who travel extensively for a personal pursuit misidentified the part of Turkey where Beverly Elliott-Ingram, a fan of solar eclipses, viewed one.