Sentence examples for from the posse from inspiring English sources

Mr. McKinnon not only discarded that commercial but other scripts from the posse.

It derives from a peculiar reading of common law and the US Constitution, and it has underpinned western insurrections, from the Posse Comitatus to the Bundy Bunch.

The general effect of the legless look from the posse of new designers storming the gates of fashion was to emphasize whatever the models wore on top.

He assaulted an assistant principal at his high school, but he said that was to escape a worse fate from the posse of Spanish Cobras waiting for him outside.

The court so wished to admonish the Navy's Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) for overstepping regulations that have evolved from the Posse Comitatus Act that it took the unusually strong step of excluding the computer evidence in any new trial of a child pornographer.

Many who come up from poverty attract the posse of hangers on and yes-men.

While the nighttime portion of the tour featured a party at Webster Hall with DJ sets from Hawtin and the posse, one of the more unique events of each stop is a moderated lecture from the artists on tour.

Two theories emerged: one that he was part of the Austrian Gelitin artists' collective; the other that he was part of the posse from Palazzo Peckham (a biennale project run by young artists from south-east London).

Scroll around and you'll find "Down Home with Team O'Neill," a web series with credits that portray the trainer and his crew strolling their California barn in dark sunglasses, akin to the posse from HBO's series "Entourage".

My favorite dancer emerged in the form of a tiny African-American kid who swagged with his oversized dreads and obediently waited for his cue onstage, even if it lagged a little from the rest of the posse.

"His films are all about one character who's very isolated — and that's the opposite of Darren," Ari Zablozki, the bar owner from the Manhattan Beach posse, said.