Sentence examples for unable to chase from inspiring English sources

For the last rhino of the day, the pilot was unable to chase it into a clearing.

Though she was unable to chase down world-champion Kimberley Brennan of Australia, Stone was happy to be on the podium in her final Olympic race.

Paul Collingwood's side were unable to chase down Australia's 147 for seven to suffer their first defeat in the shortest format of the game since their World Twenty20 success last May.

That is not quite as ancient as the record Norman was unable to chase down — oldest winner of the Open Championship since Old Tom Morris in 1867 at age 46.

I have watched my female peers gradually trickle out of the academic/research market, usually after having had a child and being unable to chase short term jobs in that all important postdoc abroad once their life priorities change.

A group of nine were unable to chase them down and Armitstead triumphed in a long sprint to the line.

They are caught up in a passion they can't yet control, they are generally unable not to read whatever they can find, unable not to seek any kind of guidance that might reassure, unable not to chase the sense of an unexpressed voice in their lives, unable not to embrace the joys and pains of a way of life devoted to making musics and wonders and worlds for others.

She was unable to give chase as Zahlavova slapped a forehand winner to close out the set.

And they openly expressed frustration that Mr. Trump seemed unable to stop chasing chum that Mrs. Clinton tossed at him.

He had seen Hales, in his debut innings, dismissed by Steyn immediately on the first resumption, the batsman unable to resist chasing a wideish ball having made what looked to be a solid confident start.

Control has been his biggest problem, Contreras said, but he has also been unable to get major leaguers to chase pitches well out of the strike zone.