in pursuit

In pursuit of the end, any means could be tried.

In pursuit of a hot story, had she gone too far?

How had they made so much time in pursuit of her?

Anyone in pursuit would not have to work too hard to get a clear shot at him.

He was on the other side of the street, but very much in pursuit.

He turned and went off in pursuit of the fat girl.

And after all, if the French came in pursuit, they would be looking for her too.

In pursuit of evidence, it is a long way from 1780 to 1816.

When they did not return from work a party of ten or more men started in pursuit.

But whether they had done this in pursuit of peace was still an open question.

Had he come not in pursuit of her, but to visit his other daughter?

They did not know that this car was in pursuit of the others.

However, it will approach the surface in pursuit of food.

They say he went off in pursuit of the enemy and was never seen again.

If either of those two start going anywhere, I want to be able to go in pursuit.

Paul knew that it is sometimes better to have two groups than one in pursuit of you.

"It became clear he was in pursuit of the next goal."

"Any delay in pursuit would give them more time to get away."

More likely, they had entered this system in pursuit of something else.

He moved towards the bed, but not in pursuit of her.

He turned and ran north with the officers in pursuit.

Now the Beast himself had come in pursuit of her!

He thought about taking one of his father's small ships in pursuit.

That's why we are here: in pursuit of an idea.

They were coming across the lawn in pursuit of her.