Sentence examples for today pursuing from inspiring English sources

Marks & Spencer P.L.C., once the unchallenged flagship of British Main Street retailing, ousted its chief executive and other longtime managers today, pursuing its quest for an elusive formula to reverse declining sales and a plunging stock price.

Thanks in part to social media, young people today pursue celebrity as avidly as riches.

He returned to Libya in the 1990s, pursuing business interests here and abroad.

He spent the next six weeks pursuing the 13 votes he would need to pass a bylaw change.

She returned to Multan, Pakistan, about 100 miles from her ancestral village, in 2007, pursuing a pharmacy degree at Bahauddin Zakariya University.

In 1968, pursuing his opposition to the war, he helped Senator Eugene J. McCarthy seek the Democratic nomination for president.

City appear to have spent most of the summer pursuing the deal and the player himself is pleased his future is now settled.

Mr Walsh has repeatedly blamed the organisation for rejecting its peace offerings, while Mr Woodley accused Mr Walsh last summer of pursuing an agenda of "regime change".

Mr. Obama and Democrats spent much of the last year pursuing long-term goals like a health care overhaul and financial regulation, while hoping the economic recovery would continue.

Two years later, pursuing a suggestion by Galileo, he filled a glass tube 4 feet (1.2 m) long with mercury and inverted the tube into a dish.

The company limped along in the early 1970s, pursuing things like rewritable microfilm with 3M.