pursue , ***

She asked for his phone number to pursue the case.

However, I would like to pursue one or two issues with him.

People might not pursue them, even if they were available.

The question now was, how would they pursue from here?

Is he free to pursue the plan on his own?

For the moment, I think we will pursue number two.

Now I pursue money and on the whole feel better.

Yet my friend did not pursue the point at once.

He was all the way up before they had even turned to pursue.

He then left again to go and pursue family time.

Or where someone else tried to pursue business with you?

He looked hard at her but did not pursue the matter.

By then I'll be gone too far for him to pursue me.

From now on, I would pursue the game with my eyes open.

She no longer has the power to pursue her own art.

They are on the pursue of making music, not money.

He left in the summer of 2008 to pursue studies.

Students have to go outside the state to pursue higher education.

I set my mind to pursue the second course of action.

In any case, they had no time to pursue the matter.

The other four men were still being pursued last night, the police said.

The general is now free to pursue his own political career.

"The kind of life we were pursuing in the field was quite different."

He would rather be pursuing a new love interest though.

We in our group will pursue this over the next few months.