But it was Spitzer's camera-ready pursuit of conflicted analysts such as Henry Blodget that earned him his metaphorical sheriff's badge and is now routinely rolled out as proof of his tough stand against Wall Street.
Horses were sent to the rear, and kept ready for pursuit.
While mounted riders remained effective for initial attacks, by the end of the 14th century, it was common for knights to dismount to fight, while their horses were sent to the rear, kept ready for pursuit.
Badgers were a peasant beast and hunting them was a rough-and-ready village pursuit.
Track and field remains the most universal and accessible of athletic pursuits — ready, set, run! — but it has struggled to hold its ground through the years.
Retirees turning their back on the housing market in the pursuit of ready cash to settle debts are paying the price in accommodation costs, the latest figures suggest.
Plato's cave, Montaigne's cat, Kierkegaard's leap of faith, Nietzsche's myth of eternal recurrence, Wittgenstein's fly in the fly bottle, and feminist conceptions of self-identity — to name but a few — are ready companions in the pursuit to understand the complexities of addiction, relapse and recovery.
West Ham are ready to abandon their pursuit of Blackburn left-back Martin Olsson, 24, as they are not keen to offer more than the £2m bid which has been rejected.
The dried rosemary is now ready for your culinary pursuits.
But Mr. Zainalov's mother, Aima Makayeva, said she was weary of the pursuit and was ready to abandon the legal case if the authorities would just hand back her son.
In an online reality show, Craftsman is seeking someone who has "little to no tool skills whatsoever, but must be ready to face anything in pursuit of DIY knowledge," according to contest guidelines.
