Sentence examples for was tailed from inspiring English sources
noun
The caudal appendage of an animal that is attached to its posterior and near the anus.
- Most primates have a tail and fangs.
Through the 1950's he was tailed by the F.B.I. and dismissed from jobs.
He was tailed by two cars with plainclothes California Highway patrolmen, who were earning overtime.
Later, he lost his driving licence, was tailed and had his phone cut off.
Crius was tailed off by the turn for home and was eased down from that point.
The major disappointment was the winner's stablemate Geoffrey Chaucer, who was tailed off.
But as soon as the Saab convertible left the club, it was tailed by a silver BMW.
On his only previous venture into Grade One company, he was tailed off in a novice contest at Aintree two years ago.
Shahzad was spotted at around 3pm on Monday coming out of a shop near his home and was tailed by investigators.
In Moscow he was tailed by a diminutive agent to whom he finally introduced himself, "sending love to Anna and the children"; in Helsinki, he met Sibelius.
Once, Dr. Lepore, a rabid runner, was tailed by a police car during a half-marathon and stopped at mile 10 for an emergency Caesarean section.
Meanwhile, Gothley was tailing it after Barmy.
