例句與造句

1. When the Elector learned of this, he took up their immediate pursuit.
2. The French army had also suffered in the battle and did not give immediate pursuit.
3. He is angry and in immediate pursuit.
4. Huerta's troops, which were running low on supplies were unable to engage in immediate pursuit.
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   ti Porou set off in immediate pursuit and flushed out 130 male prisoners from the bush and gorges below.
6. It's difficult to find immediate pursuit in a sentence. 用immediate pursuit造句挺難的
7. Blackwood ordered an immediate pursuit and sent word via " Minorca " to the rest of the fleet.
8. At daylight on 10 August, Soult found the Gor lines empty and ordered Latour-Maubourg to conduct an immediate pursuit.
9. The summer of 1999 will be remembered in these parts as a time when the immediate pursuits of life trumped its troubling abstractions.
10. For long afterwards, Grant and Buell quarreled over Grant's decision not to mount an immediate pursuit with another hour of daylight remaining.
11. Then, adopting Joan's plan of immediate pursuit, they followed the retreating English relief force, overtaking them and defeating them at Patay.
12. The next day, acting on the recommendations of the commanders of his cavalry regiments, Southern Department commanding general Frederick Funston recommended an immediate pursuit in force into Mexico.
13. Police officers riding bicycles are exempt from the provisions when they are responding to an emergency call, engaged in rescue operations, or in immediate pursuit of a suspect.
14. The German infantry was exhausted and needed to rest and re-group, so even though rested cavalry units where available, no immediate pursuit of the retreating French was ordered.
15. "' Hot pursuit "'( also known as "'fresh "'or "'immediate pursuit "') refers to the urgent and direct pursuit of a criminal suspect by law enforcement officers, or by belligerents under international rules of engagement for military forces.
16. Meade was reluctant to begin an immediate pursuit because he was unsure whether Lee intended to attack again and his orders continued that he was required to protect the cities of Baltimore and Washington, D . C . Since Meade believed that the Confederates had well fortified the South Mountain passes, he decided he would pursue Lee on the east side of the mountains, conduct forced marches to quickly seize the passes west of Frederick, Maryland, and threaten Lee's left flank as he retreated up the Cumberland Valley.