Sentence examples for having absconded from inspiring English sources

For once the American export version appears to be the most authoritative, Murnau having absconded to the States with what he considered the best footage.

In the part where Dusty, having absconded from his own tour, takes refuge at a ranch, Strait wanted to do his own roping.

"The first time I saw someone brought back to the school having absconded was one of the most frightening things I've ever witnessed," he says.

Enables constables to enter – by force if necessary – and search the premises of individuals subject to control orders who are reasonably suspected of having absconded or of failing to grant access.

If refugees are caught living elsewhere they can be deported back to the first country they were registered, but after 18 months they count as having "absconded" and can apply for asylum in their new location.

However, it was in the wake of the collapse of Petra Bank and the subsequent revelations concerning cooked books, that Chalabi – having absconded to avoid trial – was most empowered to pursue his political ambitions.

Many conscripts have absconded.

More foreign criminals have absconded.

My frontal brain lobe has absconded'.

Michael Wheatley, 55, had absconded while on temporary release.

But even as the people have absconded, the fight in Kajaki has raged on.