Sentence examples for pursuits held from inspiring English sources

These pursuits held more meaning and purpose for them then fall prevention exercises per se: … if you haven't got the strength [you would need to do exercise to prevent falls].

After they won gold, the GB women's team pursuit cyclists held up their medals with perfect manicures.

During the police pursuit, he held a bus driver at gunpoint and used a woman as a shield against police gunfire.

I have no idea what the stats are, but I know this perverse peer pressure to do less than your best in scholarly and intellectual pursuits is holding back large numbers of black Americans, especially black boys and men.

Mr Ebrard has the strongest cross-party appeal, but his time in charge of Mexico City, home of abortion, gay marriage and other ungodly pursuits, would be held against him by the conservative, Catholic PAN.

Nicholas Mevoli saved money from an assortment of jobs to pay for the bottomless pursuit of holding his breath and sinking his body as far as possible into the ocean.

Passionate about promoting cycle culture in the broadest sense, the shop also has an exhibition space to display photographs and prints relating to the two-wheeled pursuit and holds regular events, from quizzes to club nights.

A 27-year-old Los Angeles man was arrested Friday after allegedly trying to return stolen merchandise at Target and leading security officers on a foot pursuit while holding his daughter, police said.

A pursuit event is held over two days.

Robert Bogdan dedicated years to the pursuit of images held in private collections and amassed his own archive of one-of-a-kind photographs.

Rowsell made a strong start against Shanks in the pursuit final and held her form as the Kiwi cut the deficit midway through the race, with the Briton going away again in the closing stages to win in 3 32.364.