stalking造句

SLEUTHS are stalking the corridors of London's National Gallery.

He moved like a tiger stalking its prey.

Recruitment is a form of stalking, I suppose.

There's a cougar in the corner that seems to be stalking me!

Whether it's about a vengeful spirit or a stalking serial killer, ghost story structure is simple.

Gaunt and barkless, some trees still stand, like skeletal ghosts stalking a battlefield.

In movies, on television, and in books, robots are stalking the land, scanning for human victims.

The harassment potential of this technology in the hands of vigilante stalking gangs is obvious.

The law in England and Wales doesn't recognise stalking as an offence, so measuring it is tricky.

"Scenarios where an attack like this would be used would be stalking or targeted attacks against an individual," he added.

They are increasingly worried about being targeted for their wealth and fear crimes such as identity fraud, carjacking and stalking.

Inspired in part by a case in her constituency, Theresa May, the home secretary, is expected to announce changes to the way stalking is handled soon.

Whatever the truth about its origin, there is growing, indisputable evidence that a large, black, feral cat is stalking the land of Bodmin Moor.

Many worry that their name being made public could affect their employment prospects or or lead to stalking in the real world.

Dubai released film footage that, it claimed, shows a hit-squad at least 11 strong stalking Mahmoud al-Mabhouh before he was killed in January.

On the cops' first visit to Dale's ramshackle condo in a low-rent neighborhood, they found a copy of the state's anti-stalking statute sitting prominently on his coffee table.

Recruited to deal with a rodent problem - black rats have been seen bolting across the Downing Street lawn - Larry has preferred hanging out in the corridors of power to stalking in the grass.

If the dog's hackles are up, if it gives a low decibel growl, or if it engages in a predatory, stalking posture, then there is probably a danger in the environment.

Some cats appear to have markings that are not suited to their natural stalking cheetah, for example, has a distinctive spotted coat but lives in the sparse deserts of sub-Saharan Africa.