Sentence examples for sometimes chased by from inspiring English sources

Sometimes chased by flowers.

But Waleed still gets called "donkey" or "dog", and is sometimes chased by settler children.

Sent off by their families at the height of the violence, they ended up trekking hundreds of miles through swamps, deserts and hostile territory — often in packs, sometimes chased by government bombers and slave traders, sometimes forced to be child soldiers.

The young leave their parents care normally on their own but are also sometimes chased away by their parents.

It is sometimes chased from feeding sites by larger species, and will generally try to avoid other primates.

Some of them were taken while riding motorbikes that Mr. Young, his interpreters, guides and other activists would take from site to site, sometimes being chased by military police or company security.

This being a David O. Russell movie it's also a funny sight gag that keeps on giving, whether it inspires one of Pat Sr.'s double takes or whether Pat is running side by side with — and sometimes being chased by — a neighbor, Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence, aching, tender, lovely).

At Wembley, as in previous matches, Ribéry sometimes chased back to make tackles like a defender.

Victims sometimes chased their tails, hence the name.

Victims sometimes chase their own tails, hence the name.

We sometimes chase this experience in the wrong places.