Sentence examples for time pursued from inspiring English sources

The judge suspended the sanctions while Time pursued an appeal.

Even then, Ms. Ignagni, who led a separate insurance group at the time, pursued a more conciliatory strategy.

There is a photograph of that occasion: future presidents, ministers, and parliamentarians who were at that time pursued by the police like common criminals.

Later, walking home on the opposite side of the river, I hear the "wap wap" cries of an unsettled gang of magpies, and see the fox again, this time pursued along the side of a boathouse.

As for the story by Joe Laitin (a close associate of Schlesinger) that a frenetic Nixon came tearing down the stairs two at a time, pursued by six Secret Service agents, and literally knocked Laitin over -- no way.

Earlier English and American Quakers made money in wool and chocolates, distinguished themselves in banking and botany, and all the time pursued an activist agenda for the abolition of slavery, prison reform, the women's vote and civil rights.

Others choose to spend more time pursuing an interest such as art collecting or philanthropy.

"He lived for his work, and he spent most of his time pursuing his work.

Aamer will in time pursue his allegations against the security services.

Mr. Crick was unknown at the time, pursuing his Ph.D. at the advanced age of 35.

They're firefighters; engineers; doctors; teachers; stay-at-home parents, all who spend free time pursuing passions and honing techniques.