Sentence examples for to pursuits from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of pursuing.
- Unremitting pursuit of wealth doesn't bring happiness, particularly if successful.
Shelby turned to pursuits beyond the sports-car world.
But they yoke those ideals to pursuits of frisky entertainment or earnest politics.
Once Tommy worked at a supermarket and devoted himself to pursuits like bowling with frozen turkeys.
In our hectic world of instant gratification many people still turn to pursuits that require patience and attention.
He noticed a broad variety of niche publications — verticals — devoted to pursuits like surfing, skateboarding, and BMX riding, with no unifying horizontal.
"Rather than separating where they make their money from where they do good, they are convinced that it is possible to live comfortably and dedicate their careers to pursuits that are fundamentally innovative, philosophically positive and morally compelling," says Pamela Hartigan, director of the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship.
He had to turn to alternative pursuits to keep himself fit.
Rerouting to Pursuit of Happiness Expressway.
Our aims are not limited to pursuit of landmark status for places of history and tradition.
When, in 1950, a red-haired girl did stir him to pursuit and proposal, she married a virgin.
Therefore, the PSOG is similar to pursuit guidance.
