chase after

How To Use chase after In A Sentence

• Chase after them as the wind!
• The tracks show a gentle canter, no wild chase after red deer.
• The photographs might represent a wild goose chase after the random neuroses of an insecure young woman.
• It boils down to whether we want to pursue the truth or chase after unfounded beliefs that make us feel special.
• We quickly got onto our horses to chase after the thief.
• Guys in dories chase after them, trying to sell sacks of incredibly good fruit. 1491
• Where a plague! and Uncle Fly sprang from the wagon and began his usual active round-and-round chase after himself, slapping his pockets, now before and now behind, and whirling like a dancing dervis, while Aunt Lois stood regarding him with stony composure. Oldtown Folks
• In hashing, runners called hounds chase after another runner called the hare, who leaves a trail of flour or paper through fields, streams, and woods or, alternatively, through suburban neighborhoods, strip malls, and public parks. Long May You Run
• During the walk in the neighbourhood, he noticed two snowmobiles approaching in the distance and told Oscar to stay, so the energetic 22-month-old golden retriever wouldn't chase after them.
• His hyperactivity is a blessing and a curse for his 34 full-time staffers, too, who chase after Beck and his volcanic mental eruptions, helping him turn those words into new productions and sources of profit. Glenn Beck Inc