Sentence examples for became fugitive from inspiring English sources

Better to fill the front page with a picture of him close to death, under the headline "He died from a broken heart" and the strap "Ronnie Barker's agony over son who became fugitive".

Became fugitive; pardoned by Clinton 2001.

He supported a series of exceedingly corrupt state governors, including several who became fugitives from the law.

When Augustus, Caesar's grandnephew and heir, fell out with Antony and defeated him in the ensuing power struggle, the elder Tiberius and his family became fugitives.

On late 2008 Thaksin and his wife, Potjaman, skipped bail in Thailand and became fugitives after Potjaman was convicted of tax evasion in Bangkok and sentenced to three years in prison.

"Insurgent" follows Tris (Shailene Woodley) and Four (Theo James) in a futuristic version of Chicago after they became fugitives for deserting the factions from the previous film.

Yet the longer I look, the more the painting's colour becomes fugitive and unfixable, the harder it is not to snag on details, and lose the thread of the structure of the painting and my own place in it.

The result is a uniquely modern malaise in which awe has become fugitive: desperately sought yet ever harder to wrest from the claustrophobic clamour of our overcrowded little planet.

The result is a uniquely modern malaise in which awe has become fugitive: desperately sought yet ever harder to wrest from the claustrophobic clamor of our overcrowded little planet.

Instead they become fugitives and deportees.

It's a "delicate region, which is very vulnerable to fundamentalist movements," and the government fears a "backlash" if it is perceived as too liberal.Artists in the West often position themselves as symbolic criminals, but few actually become fugitives.