Sentence examples for flush him out from inspiring English sources
He's not going to concede to a corridor coup or backroom deal which tries to flush him out," he said.
But each time the Chinese closed in, they swept up supporters, increasing the chances they would flush him out, Mr. Liu said.
If Mr. Hussein is alive, officials said, the administration's decision to question why he has not appeared in public may help flush him out -- or give clues to his whereabouts.
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The sniper, like others in the area, had proved surprisingly effective, and Corporal Gibbons-Neff's team was ordered to flush him out.
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One Afghan official said the militant, Maulvi Faqir Muhammad, had been arrested after American airstrikes, some carried out via drones, had flushed him out of a more remote haven.
Scrambling more than he did when the Minnesota Vikings flushed him out of the pocket in a playoff loss in January, Romo went par-bogey-par to survive a four-man playoff for three spots in the final round of qualifying.
This would not be the first time we had heard false rumors of his death — there was one in 2009 — and many Nigerians believe the announcement was merely a ruse, designed to provoke Mr. Shekau into making a public appearance or statement, in the hope of flushing him out.
