Sentence examples for fugitive of the from inspiring English sources
While he remains a defiant fugitive of the American government, Hammami still wishes he could have "a three-day visit to see my mom, dad and sister," he writes.
A fugitive of the modern age, he fires off e-mail messages on the lam, defends himself on Web sites against the charges looming over him and grants media interviews even as law enforcement agencies pursue him.
I felt like, in "Grand Budapest," I was sort of the Tommy Lee Jones in "The Fugitive" of the piece.
Schwab, who testified against former MS-13 gang members in 2005, is wanted by the Fairfax County Police and was a recent Prince William County Police Department's "Fugitive of the Week".
In a bid to give the case some traction, the service named Duby its "fugitive of the week" last week and plastered his name and mugshot in newspapers, broadcasts, and blogs across northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.
"Linking EU enlargement to the arrest of the fugitives has been a really successful tool in the past, and has been instrumental in the arrests of the fugitives of the last years".
The F.D.L.R., which began as a gathering of fugitives of the Rwandan genocide in 1994, has grown into a resilient and savage killing machine and an economic engine in the region.
Israeli military officers in the area say that it is still not known whether the actual perpetrators of the attack last August were Palestinians, Bedouins or fugitives of the Egyptian government.
By a remarkable coincidence, it is also where, in the spring and summer of 1861, slavery received its deathblow, as the first black fugitives of the Civil War began pouring into Union lines, a small trickle that soon became a mighty river.
While Aguirre has remained free of any charges, several people in his inner circle are either facing investigations or considered fugitives of the law.
