Phrases with «wild chase»

The phrase "wild chase" means a fast and chaotic pursuit where someone is chasing another person or something in a frantic and uncontrolled way. Full definition

Sentences with «wild chase»

  • Some enemies will stand stupidly in the open, while others will perform ridiculous evasive manoeuvres that send you on wild chases across bland, lifeless environments. (gamestm.co.uk)
  • Greg Norman, golf's Great White Shark, charged after a Grand Slam, and though he came away with just one major, it was a merry and wild chase indeed (si.com)
  • But then my inner child is a 12 year old boy, or so I have been told by my friends, so I might be a little biased when it comes to action movies with lots of explosions and wild chase scenes. (eclipsemagazine.com)
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