Sentence examples for it is fugitive from inspiring English sources
Most of it is fugitive, but here and there in high-level journalism, in television, in the cinema, in commercial fiction, in westerns and detective stories, and in plain, expository prose some writing, almost by accident, achieves an aesthetic satisfaction, a depth and relevance that entitle it to stand with other examples of the art of literature.
It is a "fugitive" resource, meaning it has a tendency to wander away—unlike, say, a stand of trees.
Meanwhile, China is pushing the US on a different immigration issue: the return of Chinese citizens it says are fugitives from corruption investigations at home.
The seller was fugitive former Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
But these were fugitive moments.
"It is like a fugitive investigation," said Barry W. Mawn, assistant director in charge of the F.B.I.'s New York office.
It doesn't smudge, there is no need to stop and sharpen the pencil or dip the pen in ink, and it is far less fugitive than charcoal or chalk.
Essentially, it's The Fugitive with songs.
"It was 'The Fugitive,' a detective series, that showed the enormous ratings potential," Mr. Simon said.
By the time it reaches the lane and the storm drains it's a fugitive river once more, the very ephemera of water.
