chased

At last I could try no more; they were all dead like mother; I had chased the false water on the savannah.

Before the whaler got back, an enemy's cruiser came up and chased the Defender, which thus had to abandon its small boat.

I could not help thinking of their brothers who, ten years before, chased me along the shore of Lake Skutari with guns.

The bloodhounds knew him, and that's why they chased him so.

He did not look very affable; but he did look rheumatic—even if he chased her, she was sure that she could run faster than he.

So, you see, if a mole is chased by an enemy, it can nearly always escape by passing through its fortress.

Then they turned and chased a returning carriage back to their trading-post again.

Jake fell into the mud, and the tub drifted away; they had chased it nearly to the road before they recovered it.

The weather clearing up a little, the French followed their flying admiral, and the English chased the best they could.

The Roman messengers were answered with a beating, and chased with contempt out of the city of Vannes.