Sentence examples for hides out from from inspiring English sources

(BBC Warner, $9.98, not rated) I AM NUMBER FOUR A teenager from another planet (Alex Pettyfer) hides out from interplanetary bounty hunters in a small Midwestern town, where he falls in love with a local girl (Dianna Agron).

A wide-eyed kid with all the moxie and nerve that Trump chucklingly recognises as that of his own feisty younger self, attempts to shoplift the book and hides out from the police in the nearest office.

Barbara Stanwyck stars as a New York showgirl who hides out from a possessive gangster boyfriend (Lyle Talbot) by agreeing to become the mail-order bride of a Midwestern farmer (George Brent).

Anaïs (Anaïs Reboux), the title character of Catherine Breillat's incisive sexual essay "Fat Girl," is a fiercely intelligent, overweight 12-year-old loner who hides out from the world, absorbing its bitter truths from inside the self-protective envelope of her own billowing flesh.

The drama subsequently perks with the fresh appearance of the boy's half-sister, a fellow alienated adolescent, played with verve by newcomer Tea Falco, who hides out from her own pain -- with drugs.

Mr. Assange himself understands the complications of hiding out from possible criminal prosecution.

"For a while, he was hiding out from the cops in New York," Frank recalled.

I next catch up with him in Morocco, where he is hiding out from an aggravated assault charge.

One of the sickest occurs when the blinded Anderton is hiding out from spidery minirobots that perform retinal scans.

"No. 3 was about the adventure and hiding out from the F.B.I. and running around the world using fake names and crossing borders," Van Dyke said.

"I was hiding out from the celebrity thing; I was smoking way too much dope; I was sitting on the couch and just turning into a doughnut.