Sentence examples for some fugitives from inspiring English sources

Of those, the F.B.I. selects some fugitives to search for aggressively.

Some fugitives actively seek extradition to the U.S., either for safety reasons or because they believe they have valuable information to trade.

When a group of bystanders, after seeing a wanted poster, debate turning some fugitives in, it's hard to say whether they're informers or good citizens.

As for Cuba harboring fugitives wanted in the U.S., the Congressional Research Service report notes that Cuba in recent years has returned some fugitives on a "case by case basis".

In return, she would help the state catch some fugitive 'Ndrangheta bosses.

Whatever the news has been -- good, bad, stable -- I flee the well-appointed waiting room like some fugitive being chased by the one-armed man of reality.

He thinks it would be impossible to uphold the Constitution as between Slave States and Free States without some Fugitive Slave Law, so long as Slave States exist at all.

Although disturbances tend to negatively affect populations of resident plants, animals, and other organisms in a given ecosystem, they provide some fugitive species with opportunities to move into and gain footholds in ecosystems whose biological communities once excluded them.

Not every reader will need every volume of it, but every lover of Auden's work will be happy to know that it is there, and admirably executed, and if one did need to look something up (some fugitive essay, some unfinished or abandoned poem) in the fullness of time everything will be available.

Some fugitive slaves plundered nearby farms and plantations, stole from anchored boats, and robbed travelers on nearby roads; those caught were tried for murder or theft.

Among the 200-odd people seeking shelter are some 30 fugitives from Fatah and Hamas.