Come after

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Physical Pursuit

Used to describe someone or something being physically chased, often urgently or hastily.

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The cat came after the mouse, darting through the garden.

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Metaphorical Chase

Can be used metaphorically for striving or competing for something.

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She's coming after the regional sales record with impressive determination.

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Instant Reaction

Can denote immediate action or reaction after a prompt or cue.

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As the whistle blew, the players came after the ball.

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