chasing
AmericanEtymology
Origin of chasing
Example Sentences
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On the day his statue was unveiled outside Crypto.com Arena, Showtime era coach Pat Riley urged the Lakers to fight to create legacies worth chasing.
From Los Angeles Times
Kitayama, 33, chasing a third tour title, thrust himself into contention with four birdies in his first five holes, and had eight birdies on the day.
From Barron's
“The biggest footprint in Laker history had been planted,” he said, later adding, “You begin by chasing footprints, you grow by honoring them. And if you’re committed enough, you leave giant steps of your own.”
From Los Angeles Times
"We've been chasing for months now. There's not much room for error but we can still fight back. The players are disappointed but it's not over."
From BBC
The co-hosts were routed for 95 chasing 147 in Kandy, meaning they need to win their two remaining Super Eight games to have a chance of qualifying.
From Barron's
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