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Meanings of go after in anglès
Go after with the intent to catch.
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Examples for "dog"
Examples for "dog"
1
The place was silent as the grave; not even a dog barked.
2
Parker refused to say whether the comments were racist or dog-whistle politics.
3
Outside the wind blew; far away in the distance a dog barked.
4
She opened it and found the tail of the little china dog.
5
The dog too went: the most noble-looking item in the beggarly assets.
1
Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
2
Helgerson said New York's track record should help it make its case.
3
President Obama's new climate action plan puts Americans on the right track.
4
Osborne said both reports showed the government was on the right track.
5
The company helps government agencies track down terrorists and uncover financial fraud.
1
After high school graduation, however, many students stop leaving a paper trail.
2
The muddy trail I had left ten days ago seemed quite undisturbed.
3
Look the wrong way too often and every trail may go cold.
4
Could he have left a trail by way of his sea charts?
5
Increases in deaths tend to trail spikes new infections by several weeks.
1
The Russian civil war is dragging its mortal tail through eastern Europe.
2
Responses in tail arteries were not significantly different among the different groups.
3
She opened it and found the tail of the little china dog.
4
And the little dog in the corner wagged his tail and said:
5
The body and bones we could easily construct; and the tail too.
1
Navan's chase course has been deemed unraceable following an early morning inspection.
2
The chase was long and hot; but the end was in sight.
3
The place for the strong-limbed is in the thick of the chase.
4
The left fork would almost certainly lead him on a wild-goose chase.
5
My advice: Don't chase what maybe seems to be an easy solution.
1
Please note the question mark and the tag used for this post.
2
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3
Unfortunately, the robotic pooch doesn't come with a price tag just yet.
4
Are you sure you don't want us to tag along? I ask.
5
This new imponderable was just another to tag onto a long list.
1
Nicodemus argued that they should chase after Deirdre as soon as possible.
2
We had almost forgotten our original quest in the chase after Sahwah.
3
I think I was once in a chase after that same man.
4
The duty officer had already dispatched some MSVs to chase after them.
5
Neither Suzie nor I was in any condition to chase after him.
1
I rather expected Daws to give chase, and he proved me right.
2
In thirty-eight seconds they will know and give chase from all sides.
3
Ankhor's mercenaries will give chase when they learn that I am gone.
4
Hastily the Germans made a rush for their aeroplanes to give chase.
5
They will think we have it with us and will give chase.
Usage of go after in anglès
1
Funds like Oaktree are likely to go after several deals, he said.
2
We could use Lewis' visit as an excuse to go after it.
3
They are well-organised campaigns that go after specific industries seeking specific data.
4
The feds, but not Spitzer, did, however, go after one specific individual.
5
When vampires feed, they will usually go after the underbelly of society.
6
Do you think it's going to be enough to go after Wise?'
7
The new agency would enforce tenants' rights and go after bad landlords.
8
You mark my words; he'd go after them and hang them too!
9
Now the firm is gearing up to go after more government contracts.
10
Rarely, if ever, do they go after a service's top research priority.
11
He wanted to go after him then, but I wouldn't allow it.
12
But once the network decided to go after O'Brien, it moved quickly.
13
Are you willing to go after this change of attitude with urgency?
14
We choose two of the tumble-down vehicles and go after the ladies.
15
They are all gone ; and you had better not go after them.
16
We must go after them in the third period, announced Captain Wolgast.
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