chasing
AmericanEtymology
Origin of chasing
Example Sentences
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Louis Bielle-Biarrey chasing on to kicks through is something France have done all championship.
From BBC
Their hopes of chasing Irish demons from their door had gone, but with a five-metre lineout to come there was a chance of a crumb.
From BBC
Italy were superior in the aerial battle in the opening quarter, but Wales were lifted by a rousing penalty, created by the chasing work of Rees-Zammit, Mee and flanker Alex Mann.
From BBC
Erin Moriarity started saving and investing in her teens, and was “aggressively chasing FIRE” as a young adult “through very traditional behaviors: working, budgeting, and saving and investing,” she told MarketWatch.
From MarketWatch
"You will never feel happy or satisfied in life if you are always chasing something. It is up to you if you see the magic in the mundane," she says.
From BBC
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