Sentence examples for for absconding from inspiring English sources

The man later served prison time for absconding with the money.

"A thirst for compleat freedom," he reported, "had been her only motive for absconding".

However, managing without the rest is a heavy price for absconding.

By Alexandra Schwartz December 28, 2016 " '... a thirst for compleat freedom … had been her only motive for absconding.' Oney Judge, Federal Hall NYC," 2016.

One former city councilman, Miguel Martinez, is serving a five-year prison sentence for absconding with $106,000, some of which was intended for nonprofit groups.

Although Burgess's failure to seek immediate help may be what makes Cahill's family so upset, she's technically not facing charges for absconding – only for supplying him with what turned out to be a lethal dose of fentanyl.

Perhaps the significance of this story lies in what SSN are not saying: maybe we are supposed to be excited by what lurks between the lines – the implicit suggestion that while Bale behaved completely normally, the rest of the Tottenham team haven't shown up and are suspected of absconding to Canvey Island for an impromptu hooley?

In December, union members held several Shanghai Auto officials hostage for seven hours, accusing them of absconding with proprietary technology.

Psychiatric inpatients are a well-recognised group of persons at high risk for suicide, with absconding representing an additional factor increasing this risk.

There was a range of timing patterns depicting this behavior, however: 12% of patients were observed to abscond within 30 days of their admission, 46% within 6 months, and 15% waiting 2 years or more before absconding for the first time (range = 7 days to 8 years).

New tougher Home Office guidance and penalties for absconds have made it much more likely for women to be handcuffed on outside hospital visits "although no resident has ever absconded on a hospital visit".