give chase

One of its aims is to let authorities in one country give chase, at least electronically, to criminals in another.

The small force will excel in deep maneuvers into vulnerable enemy territory , with the hope that the enemy will give chase and surround it.

The man leaped to his feet to give chase, but then let out a loud groan and sat down again.

Agents used to be so outnumbered by the crowds flooding across that they could not give chase to all of them.

The head monk himself drove his blue BMW to give chase, but yet again, was unable to beat the nuns back to their nunnery !

They sent soldiers to give chase, But by then, Cao Cao had fled out of the eastern gate .

They haven't lost their motor function or mental faculties from the time they were alive and occasionally give chase and attack.

Jessie was hysterical , screaming loudly , as I picked myself up from the floor gasping to give chase.

The gunships dive to give chase, dodging and weaving through the trunks.

This is because men dream up the perfect woman, a bias that spurs them to give chase.

That means if a bear decides to give chase, even Usain Bolt, the world record sprinter, could not outrun it.

I give chase and tie it around her.

If your opponent decides to give chase, then that is good.

Feuding mobs, armed with machetes and other hand weapons, give chase to rivals in the East Timor capital of Dili May 30, 2006.

give chase To engage in pursuit of quarry:

we must give chase , sir