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Meanings of immediate pursuit in English
Spanish
persecucion en caliente Usage of immediate pursuit in English
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.
6
Had she turned and sprinted, it would have provoked immediate pursuit.
7
Her tormentor was not coming in immediate pursuit, she saw.
8
This alone would assure immediate pursuit by so warlike a people as the Waziri.
9
The Northern army had made no preparation for immediate pursuit.
10
The secret was now lost, unless immediate pursuit could avail in the recovery of the fugitives.
11
In ten minutes Louis and Patsy were fairly safe from pursuit-atleast from any immediate pursuit.
12
She was confident that they would speedily return, and, finding her gone, start in immediate pursuit.
13
There was no possibility of immediate pursuit.
14
The commanders resolved on an immediate pursuit.
15
At length he felt himself safe from immediate pursuit, and changed his course suddenly to the east.
16
For the moment, at least, his enemy was disarmed and there was no fear of immediate pursuit.
This collocation consists of:
Immediate pursuit through the time
Immediate pursuit across language varieties
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