Sentence examples for suddenly pursued from inspiring English sources
Within a few minutes, the father, who valued his relationship with his son more than his car preferences, had change his mind and suddenly pursued us with questions, expressing a new desire for a green vehicle, even following us to our car after the interview was done.
As she was fleeing officers, Kaufman found herself suddenly pursued by, depending on the source, 12, 16 or 20 cows.
A jostling, butting pack of photographers – about 40 in number – were spread across the narrow road, blocking traffic, suddenly pursuing a tiny, craven young figure into the evening.
Western intelligence officials said Greece appeared to be close to arrests in the early 1980's but suddenly stopped pursuing the organization.
Or to the Gulf of Oman, where the aircraft carrier he was on, covering a different story with C. J. Chivers, changed course suddenly to pursue and capture Somali pirates.
Young athletes grow into their adult bodies and suddenly the advantage once pursued has evaporated.
But because of the crisis, "there was suddenly permission to pursue something you were interested in that your parents three years ago would have said absolutely no to".
In one, introducing a darker note to the high comedy of the piece, debt collectors suddenly appear and pursue Algy to settle the fictitious Ernest's unpaid accounts.
This Aboutle originally appeared on VICE US.
As we read about how the six-man crew of a 19th-century whaleboat pursued its prey, we suddenly find ourselves underwater.
Suddenly, he is a wanted man in France, pursued by Korsch and zigzagging his way north on local trains and stolen bicycles, sleeping in fields and barns.
