direct pursuit

But he had formed his line at last, and this movement was one of direct pursuit.

"One group is on our hill and in direct pursuit.

But I think the delay in our direct pursuit of him has lasted long enough.

For the moment she was free of direct pursuit.

Except for intense reconnaissance activity, the enemy made no very strong direct pursuit of us.

I would therefore suggest blandishments, rather than direct pursuit, next time."

They began running away from the station, their father hampered from direct pursuit by the other morning traffic.

The departing French blew up some of the bridge arches to prevent a direct pursuit.

Sometimes it would come after them in direct pursuit, a hunter using strength and stamina to run them down.

He wasn't going to do it the easy way; he was wasting considerable power to make the course correction necessary for a direct pursuit.

"The Choraii do not respond to direct pursuit."

Every time he looked back, the chariot was somewhat closer, though it was still, thank all the Fates, not in direct pursuit.

Now those huge feet behind him, terrible in the slow length of stride that gained on him, had settled into what was certainly direct pursuit.

"Full speed, direct pursuit course.

She's like that slippery Christian grace unattainable by ardent direct pursuit, which taints her pursuer with the sin of pride.

The striking suite of head appendages identifies this relatively large Burgess arthropod (up to four inches long) as a carnivore specialized for direct pursuit.

Michael Crichton also directed Pursuit, a TV-Movie version.

Instead of brushing the Channel with his sleeve he would brush Paris on the inside in direct pursuit of Lanrezac's Army.

Abu Nidal remained active against Israel, but Iraq did not use him again as a terrorist subcontractor in the direct pursuit of Iraqi aims.

It's on a direct pursuit course with an acceleration of five hundred and ten gravities, but present velocity is barely twelve hundred KPS.

Then she would reroute, and avoid them, and if they set out in direct pursuit she would shinny up a tree, knowing how to do it without getting scratched.

Entreri took a shorter route instead of a direct pursuit, leaping up to the plank ahead of Drizzt, stealing the advantage the dark elf had hoped to achieve.

In law enforcement and law, hot pursuit (also known as fresh or immediate pursuit) refers the urgent and direct pursuit of a criminal suspect by law enforcement officers.

We could accelerate at more than triple that, of course, but sustained multiple-gee is uncomfortable and wasteful of CT fuel; we saved that for direct pursuit when the time came.

Whether Wood's lovely sorceress had gone in direct pursuit of the Sword or not was hard to say, but there seemed reason to hope that she knew no more than anyone else here of its latest destination.