Sentence examples for wild pursuit from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, Orton makes his points through a helter-skelter farce in which a psychiatrist's lechery leads to an orgy of cross-dressing, mistaken identity and wild pursuit.
Males return the display but females fly off, with the male in wild pursuit, sometimes attaining a great height and ending in a spectacular dive.
"But I have to admit that governments have done far from enough to rein in the wild pursuit of economic growth," he said, "and failed to avoid some of the worst pollution scenarios we, as policymakers, had predicted".
The trifling nature of this wrangle over stamp art is the best possible proof that we've lost our ability to look at the larger picture in our wild pursuit of the details of safety, caution and concern.
Several best-selling and prolific romance novelists, like Shirley Hailstock ("Love on Call"), Eloisa James ( "A Wild Pursuit") and Nancy Butler ("The Kindness of a Rogue"), live here, and some 300 writers belong to the New Jersey chapter of the Romance Writers of America.
He subsequently participated in the wild pursuit of the Austrians, resulting in a decisive French victory.
Rather than wild pursuits of star names, Lazio have brought in talented, affordable young players with vast potential.
Mustang used in wild police pursuit was a rental, officials say.
Wild police pursuit in rain includes 'doughnuts' on the 101, hugs and a TMZ tour bus.
It began as a wild police pursuit in the suburbs of the East Bay before heading into Oakland.
What followed was a wild police pursuit over 25 miles during which the robbers threw explosives from the back of their truck and shot at the pursuing officers.
