Sentence examples for pursuits in which from inspiring English sources

But he received no significant further formal training in political or military affairs, or in the artistic and scholarly pursuits in which he dabbled throughout his life, and for which he had some talent.

Both Stranger by the Lake and Tom at the Farm feature highly suspenseful woodland cat-and-mouse pursuits in which the desire for connection is inextricably mingled with the threat of violence.

There are lots of ways for her to continue to be self-actualized on her own; as the article mentions, a hobby, or other pursuits in which she can help society.

The machines are slowly but surely getting smarter and the pursuits in which humans remain champions are diminishing.

Police gave chase and, after a pursuit in which several bystanders were injured, the car overturned on the seafront road.

His career is a murderous nightmare of chase and pursuit, in which he continually escapes by inches of the hangman's noose and the assassins' bullet.

The marathon, no matter where it takes place, remains, as ever, a solitary pursuit in which every runner ultimately competes against himself or herself.

— Have you ever experienced a similar situation, perhaps not with an academic path, but any pursuit in which the less serious are "weeded out" through a process?

What followed in the next few days was a cross-country pursuit in which the police stopped Mr. Zazi on the George Washington Bridge, let him go, and after several false starts, arrested him in New York.

Tennis M. Maynard, 37, was arrested after a brief pursuit in which he lost control of his vehicle, stepped out with a weapon and was shot several times, said Sgt. M. T. Baylous of the West Virginia State Police.

After a pursuit in which the North and South Korean boats exchanged fire, the South Korean Navy sank the intruder at dawn today about 60 miles off shore in 300 feet of water.