Sentence examples for will be stalking from inspiring English sources

At age 22, García will be stalking Woods for the second time at a major championship.

Next time, photographers will be stalking the fairways, taunting the hide-and-seek mayor as he tries to slip out of sight.

"I don't put up with what I call trash talk," said Ms. Russell, who as manager will be stalking the lanes to insure teenagers behave.

It's a safe bet that, with both Microsoft and Google turning their attention to offering mobile-phone-based applications, the two companies will be stalking the same set of companies.

If someone wins an award for the work they've done in their industry -- recruiters will be stalking that individual like a co-dependent boyfriend days before prom.

We're still not entirely sure how we feel about that alien who will be stalking us while we're walking around the gallery, but the rest of it sounds pretty great.

The boy eventually filed a restraining order against the man and still worries that he will be stalked again.

But Newcastle will be stalked to west London by the nightmare scenario: lose and they would feel the jaws of relegation.

For creative writing teachers, stalkers are such a basic condition of employment that, in the interest of full disclosure, they should probably be included in the job ad: Poor pay; negligible benefits (if any); and yes, you will be stalked.

"One out of 12 women will be stalked in their lifetime," said Ms. Eddington, 54, a professor of women's studies and former social worker whom Ms. Mills approached for help last fall.

Statistics published this year by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust revealed that 1 in 5 women and 1 in 12 men will be stalked in their lifetime.