Sentence examples for fugitive as a from inspiring English sources

They described the fugitive as a man of wiles.

They suggest the possibility that Felix may have become a political fugitive as a result of losing his see at Châlons after the death of Chlothar II in 629.

Mr. Ancira remains a fugitive, as do seven other board members of Ahmsa or related companies.

Afterward, they said Ms. Greig, who is 60, would plead guilty on Wednesday to conspiracy to harbor a fugitive, as well as one charge of credit-card fraud and another of identity fraud.

Former President Carter expressed the consensus view by denouncing the hasty, undisciplined granting of clemency to undeserving felons and fugitives as a signal mistake of the Clinton era.

John Sandweg, who served as the acting director of ICE from August 2013 to February of this year, penned an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times in March arguing ICE "should eliminate 'non-criminal re-entrants and immigration fugitives' as a priority category for deportation".

The police described the fugitive, Mickey Cass, as a drifter who had befriended the Brooklyn man, Vincent Neto-Dambrova, 27, and stuffed him into an apartment closet.

It includes a handy graphic comparing "different researchers' assessments of fugitive emissions as a percent of the total emissions from both conventional gas and shale gas wells".

Microbial-induced mineralization and cementation of fugitive dust, as a new green and environmental-friendly method, is being paid extensive attention to in that it has low cost, simple operation and rapid effects.

Prospective jurors were questioned today about the television series and movie "The Fugitive" as jury selection started in a lawsuit over whether Dr. Sam Sheppard killed his wife.

Eichmann had been abducted by Israeli intelligence agents from Argentina in 1960, where he was living as a fugitive under an alias.