merry chase

He tried to catch the lovely insect, and it led him a merry chase from flower to flower.

Here the merry chase had swept the hills; here revelry and pageantry had checkered a life of fierce strife and haughty oppression.

The deer being wounded through the small intestines made it very sick, but it was still able to lead Bill a merry chase.

They'd have a merry chase, he thought, and again he accelerated the speed of the car.

He was getting tired, and he certainly did not mean to keep up this merry chase indefinitely.