give pursuit

His eyes were straight ahead as Clyde again gave pursuit.

Others were climbing into their cars, eager to give pursuit.

Rolling through the gap, he landed on his feet and gave pursuit.

I would, at any rate, have a good start on any who might wish to give pursuit.

Darren, who had given pursuit, is left to search in vain.

A police officer spots the speeding truck and gives pursuit.

Why have we not given pursuit and destroyed the whelps?"

He could not afford to do that, to leave them abandoned to these things that gave pursuit.

"So it fell to me, and to others with me, to give pursuit.

She gave pursuit, but was eventually driven back by Hikaru's magic.

"However, I do feel that Kane should have given pursuit.

Stanley, in turn leaped to the wheel of the limousine, to give pursuit.

She gave pursuit, a red veil of hot rage and killing need blinding her to everything else.

The second motorcyclist gave pursuit, riding double once more.

It was folly to give pursuit, he thought.

Pol rolled off the policeman to give pursuit, only to have his legs hooked out from under him.

They gave pursuit and had to scale fences before cornering the suspect in an alley.

Although Mexicans gave pursuit, the escape back to Victoria was a success.

Immediately after the funerals another posse gave pursuit to the villains.

You call upon the ruffian to stand; he rides on, and you give pursuit.

Wulfgar gave pursuit, catching one by the back of the neck in one hand.

The only defense provided came from three P-40s aloft on patrol, and six others which took off and gave pursuit.

He stands a very good chance of getting stuck in the mud; God knows the police will the minute they try to give pursuit."

Smith ran untouched with only Sparks, the fast cornerback, giving pursuit.

"Encumbered as I was with your weight across my shoulders, they should have had no difficulty giving pursuit.