chase的示例

• It was plucky of you to chase after the burglar.

• There are too many people chasing too few jobs.

• The thieves easily outran the policewoman who was chasing them.

• He drove through the red lights in an attempt to shake off the police car that was chasing him.

• Dad chased him into the garden.

• These observations provided also an estimate of the time individuals spent perching, foraging and chasing intruders.

• And the acquired dignity is soon discarded as the music sets off on a wild chase.

• Squirrels were captured, by chasing them from their burrows.

• These typically concern learners' noticing the wrong things, generating false hypotheses, and chasing hares.

• Too often our colleagues have chased the leading edge of the wave of (sub)urban development.

• Meanwhile, this has informed and inspired me to deliver the revised version of the book which the publishers have been chasing for years.

• Fiona: what he really needs is a rabbit to chase.

• After each bout they perched on a branch and remained silent, vocalizing, or chasing intruders.

• And supervisors were supposed to chase up the delinquents.

• But anything short of a thorough physicalism is ' a wild-goose chase ' (364).

• See the leopards chasing the seals was rare fun.

• Which dog did the farmer chase the sheep with early this morning?

• That changing way of life tended to chase out the poor and bring in the rich.

• I feel we spend a lot of time chasing the money.

• It's in chasing that moment that we begin to perceive the thing as a whole, its value, and ourselves in relation to it.