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Meanings of go after in English
Go after with the intent to catch.
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Examples for "pursue"
Examples for "pursue"
1
It's given us hope, it's given us strength to pursue our agenda.
2
The military government has said it would pursue all royal insult cases.
3
Cropper said micro-finance could also help developing countries pursue environmentally friendly policies.
4
The obvious reply is that the right course is to pursue both.
5
She said they will continue to pursue the information they are seeking.
1
The American quest for peace today takes the shape of relentless war.
2
The quest for more accurate, less invasive alternatives will no doubt continue.
3
Did the ambassador mean the physical struggle, or the quest for knowledge?
4
But the quest for this elusive state of normal is entirely futile.
5
For others, it is the quest for lost documents and secret history.
1
He felt it would help him in his strange quest after his father.
2
I started on a frenzied quest after the truth, and news of thee.
3
Surely this quest after Basildene was bringing strange things to light.
4
There was in both of them the quest after peace.
5
This Book of Ecclesiastes is the record of a quest after the chief good.
Usage of go after in English
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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