Sentence examples for in a fugitive from inspiring English sources
LOS ANGELES — Police Chief Charlie Beck stood in front of a bank of television cameras on Sunday afternoon facing what seemed like two impossible tasks: luring in a fugitive former police officer accused of three murders and simultaneously assuring the public that his department was not backsliding on accusations of racism and corruption.
Her humor bends in a fugitive direction, exposing the way desire routinely outfoxes morality.
Walsh posted her message to Facebook the same day that Terrance Killom, a 20-year-old black man, was fatally shot in Detroit by a federal immigration officer involved in a fugitive task force.
During the restoration, it was discovered that a long-standing ascription of the painting's date to 1883 was the result of a misinterpretation: the artist's original inscription of 1885 was painted in a fugitive red-lake pigment that had faded, and was mistakenly repainted by a conservator to the earlier date.
"There's no one in this world that [Trump] loves more than the Russian president," said Snowden, who exposed eavesdropping by the National Security Agency five years ago and now lives in exile in Russia, a fugitive from U.S. espionage charges.
In March of 1863, a fugitive slave named Gordon found his way to the Union Army lines in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
In "Fast & Furious" a fugitive ex-con (Mr. Diesel) reluctantly teams up with an F.B.I. agent (Paul Walker) to infiltrate a heroin-importing operation in Mexico and Los Angeles.
In August 1855, a fugitive slave named Jacob Green escaped from Wappocomo with several other slaves to Pennsylvania.
But the once-rebellious Paul has mellowed since marrying and starting a family with his wife (Gena Rowlands), and has no interest in becoming a fugitive.
Assange has been holed up in the tiny Ecuadorean Embassy in London since June 2012, a fugitive from arrest on allegations that he sexually assaulted two women in Sweden.
Star in a film about a fugitive in a burqa, inspired by real-life events.
