in pursuit
pursuing or chasing (someone or something)
A bear in pursuit of a pet dog has the potential to threaten both canid and human lives. Source: Internet
Act III ;Morning-Room at the Manor House, Woolton Arriving in pursuit of her daughter, Lady Bracknell is astonished to be told that Algernon and Cecily are engaged. Source: Internet
After Liton's dismissal, it was Mushfiqur all over as the senior Bangladesh campaigner attacked in pursuit of his double century. Source: Internet
Also, unlike many other countries, Japan does not exercise eminent domain in pursuit of defense activities. Source: Internet
Always in pursuit of hitting the ball longer, Mickelson put a 47-inch driver in his bag for this week (the average on Tour is about 45 inches). Source: Internet
A more balanced view suggests a highly capable military ruler whose oft-reviled peculiarities seemed to have served him well, but who neglected his base in Sweden in pursuit of foreign adventure. Source: Internet