Sentence examples for run pursued from inspiring English sources

But the men decide not to play ball, and go on the run pursued by government hit-men.

Caravaggio spent the short remainder of his life on the run, pursued, according to the usually reliable Baglione, by the man whom he had affronted and injured on Malta.

In that book, the eponymous 15-year-old hero is wrongly blamed for a Columbine-style massacre in a Texan high school and goes on the run, pursued by an increasingly hysterical media circus that simultaneously demonises and lionises him.

After being severely beaten by its wielder and now on the run pursued by assassins sent by his former employer, he reflects on who he is with doubt, until he meets a woman reminding him of his lost love.

The hunt for money, it's a hunt -- the risks you run pursuing that catch, what it takes to play that game.

The police broke and ran, pursued by bullets fired from the ranches beside the road.

He was on the run again, pursued by an elite Colombian police unit and enemies in the Colombian underworld.

His cover blown, Grant goes on the run, hotly pursued by both the newshound Shepherd and an FBI agent, Cornelius (Terrence Howard), as he sets out in search of the only person left alive who might prove his innocence.

One story that manages to remain aloft is the iridescent "Asphodel," in which three gossipy old maids confront the buck-naked god Pan while on a picnic at (where else?) the local ruined plantation, and run off, pursued by a pack of goats.

Then he ran out, pursued by Kurdish militiamen, mosque guards from the Islamic Party of Iraq and Iraqi Army soldiers, according to another witness, one of the Islamic Party guards who gave only his first name, Ahmed.

In the long run, though, pursuing new information does give us important and distinctively human evolutionary advantages.