Sentence examples for elusive criminal from inspiring English sources

Making my way around London in search of the absinthe scene was like chasing an elusive criminal.

Ms. Potente plays a nurse in a mental hospital who tracks down the elusive criminal (Mr. Fürmann) who saved her life after a serious accident, and their destinies intersect.

It is a practice that district attorneys and the police say is an essential tool in catching otherwise elusive criminals, but that privacy experts criticize as a threat to civil liberties.

A1 32 Years Later, a Conviction A man accused of raping a woman at knifepoint in a Manhattan apartment in 1973 was convicted in a case that demonstrated the power of DNA testing to identify elusive criminals.

The set-up is that he surrenders himself and then plays a big get-out-of-jail card: he'll turn over all the other elusive criminals he's been working with, but he'll only work with rookie profiler Elizabeth Keen, throwing a Hannibal Lecter/Clarice Starling dynamic into the mix.

It's a sure bet that other elusive criminals will.

Using every trick in the book and inventing new ones, he will help the government catch the world's most elusive criminals while staging the biggest illusions of his career.

Without casting around the world for the elusive perfect criminal justice system, the taskforce will consider the extent to which it might be possible to blend the adversarial and inquisitorial systems.

Further twist: Her agency has been trying to track down an unseen and elusive international criminal known only as Mr. X.

"It's all imperfect," said Mr. Ferencz, who has watched the world grapple with elusive war criminals for half a century.

Krebs has become perhaps one of the most reviled enemies of the cyber-underworld, but I suppose that was always bound to happen after he made it his life's work to expose the web's elusive cyber criminals and credit card fraudsters.