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Meanings of stalking in English
Usage of stalking in English
1
There could be any number of animals stalking me at this moment.
2
Allison Morris called for stalking legislation to be extended to Northern Ireland.
3
A stalking horse bid sets the minimum price for other possible offers.
4
It provides for new crimes such as stalking, voyeurism and posting pornography.
5
It was a terrible thing; death stalking out of the Blind Spot.
6
Opening a new internet window, I absent-mindedly returned to stalking Blythe Harris.
7
Boots suggest the jackboot of political domination and famine stalking the land.
8
The next year he begins stalking in earnest, going about it systematically.
9
One last thing: There's a line between investigating and snooping or stalking.
10
It was Jared Chick, stalking along the sidewalk in his home-made armor.
11
Google also acted as the stalking-horse bid for Nortel Networks' wireless patents.
12
I saw an unsuited figure stalking towards me, hand gun flung out.
13
It felt dangerous to be in bloom while trolls were stalking her.
14
Violation of a restraining order for stalking is a felony in California.
15
Brother started forward, stalking the king as Erius continued to berate Tobin.
16
Dawson was accustomed to them checking in, which really meant stalking them.
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Translations for stalking
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Stalking through the time
Stalking across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
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