A bullfight is quite scary, but it cannot be compared to the struggle between a crazy buffalo and its pursuer. “he had always been able to outsmart his persecutors” Shortly before her 60th birthday, the Boston philosopher and novelist remained a relentless pursuer of literary life on the brink of collapse. Like a statesman in decline who has been abandonedTo despise the pity and persecutors of his friends. John Denham An enforcer in Scotland is the party who takes legal action in a Scottish court. The term is the same in civil and criminal proceedings. The prosecutor seeks a remedy, and if he succeeds, the court will issue a verdict in favor of the prosecutor and issue the appropriate court order A local farce has sued Posey, a chief of his tribe, through what is now part of the Bears Ears National Monument, but he has taken a hidden trail to lose his pursuers. When he was chased, he withdrew and turned around only after something was thrown at him, and then again when one of his pursuers fired his own gun. Fled with the others, and when he fell from a hill, he was so wounded that the persecutors took him with them. William Shakespeare, Henry IV As Ian Thomson describes this week in TLS, the cars pulled the same thing and Mussolini stopped to confront his pursuer. The Esperanza continued to weep, fell violently and trembled, as if fearing the grip of a savage pursuer.
The England veteran was hot in the first round and after another birdie at 17-7-under was four shots ahead of his closest pursuer. Many times it was thought that she had been spotted by a persecutor, but it always turned out to be a different job. Nematocampa resistaria has four strange tentacles that fill with liquid and swell big enough to make pursuers run. Tom thought he could feel his pursuer`s warm breath on his neck as he actively drove around the corner. As Michael pursues his pursuers and gradually moves from one danger to another, scenes and images from previous years continue to emerge, creating a cumulative portrait of a highly twisted relationship that would have deadly consequences. It is Carmena, all the nerves of her loyal nature on her guard, to amaze this pursuer of Alessandro and Ramona. His fast pursuers from the gates of Heav`n recognize the advantage, and the descent kicks us and hangs. John Milton, para. Lost, b.i. a person who sues and attempts to overtake or catch the name by which the plaintiff or plaintiff is known in ecclesiastical courts and in Scottish law. Powered by Black`s Law Dictionary, Free 2nd ed.
and The Law Dictionary. the one who pursues or hunts; the one who follows in a hurry to overtake.