Sentence examples for fugitive out from inspiring English sources

Would the French police have been better prepared to detect the car that carried a fugitive out of their country if there was less co-operation with the German and Belgian police?

Yet when ordinary African-Americans possessed a modicum of political power or economic independence, they attempted to prevent lynchings, whether by standing up to a mob, sneaking a fugitive out of town or forcing a local sheriff to protect him.

Her pink Taser, poisoned hamburger patties and an iPhone: the story of a wife who lured an Orange County fugitive out of Iran.

Now that most of the Taliban and al-Qaeda leadership is sheltering in Pakistan's unruly tribal areas, decapitating the terror threat depends on Pakistan being willing to root the fugitives out, or to let others do so.

While exploring a small island, they come across a fugitive hiding out in a boat left, surreally, in the treetops by floods.

The case against Ernesto Díaz, a judge turned fugitive, stands out even in Mexico, a nation weary of official corruption and impunity.

Twenty-five years on, Britain's most famous robbers have found differing fortunes: One runs a flower stall at Waterloo train station, while another lives in a fugitive hide-out in Rio de Janeiro.

This led the fugitive to reach out to her through his attorney, according to Penn.

Officials here are at pains to emphasize that they are not playing host to the uninvited fugitives out of any attachment to the fallen leader's government.

When the campaign is debating going in a certain direction or a new piece of strategy, Mr. Romney will sometimes joke, "We're in a tight spot," a line George Clooney's character utters when the authorities are trying to smoke him and two fellow fugitives out of a house.

"A black truck pulled up, and a couple of fugitive officers got out," he said.