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Meanings of hot pursuit in anglès
espanyol
persecucion en caliente Sinònims
Examples for "fresh pursuit"
Examples for "fresh pursuit"
1
They were too tired for a fresh pursuit, and their animals were worn out.
2
So I broke off with old friends, and tried new; and, in seeking fresh pursuits, sought fresh connections, where my father's infamy might be unknown.
1
He walked quietly away, for there was no fear of immediate pursuit.
2
Johnston having retreated in the night of May 15th, immediate pursuit was begun.
3
He deemed himself safe from immediate pursuit in this secluded place.
4
Unfortunately the other four horses had followed, and immediate pursuit was therefore impossible.
5
There would be no immediate pursuit, and possibly none at all.
Usage of hot pursuit in anglès
1
Murderous yells came from the army, in hot pursuit but falling behind.
2
As soon as the situation was known, Hooker started in hot pursuit.
3
Away flew the boats, urged on by rapid strokes, in hot pursuit.
4
Past Gibraltar and across the Atlantic with Nelson eventually in hot pursuit.
5
Brian, in hot pursuit, quickly exited the bedroom and ran toward me.
6
He takes off with this cop in the back in hot pursuit.
7
The whales came swimming leisurely to windward with the boats in hot pursuit.
8
The Whigs followed in hot pursuit, and the victory was overwhelming.
9
And suiting the action to the word, they both went in hot pursuit.
10
The Romans followed in hot pursuit, and pressed them hard all the way.
11
There he lay in wait for his persecutor who followed in hot pursuit.
12
Price was in full retreat toward Arkansas, and our army in hot pursuit.
13
The hot pursuit of the fugitive plunderers had ruined the day.
14
The Indians kept up a hot pursuit for a distance of four miles.
15
Rosamund had taken flight to the Pyrenees, and he was in hot pursuit.
16
At a distance were several men and boys in hot pursuit.
This collocation consists of:
Hot pursuit through the time
Hot pursuit across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common