Sentence examples for spirited him to from inspiring English sources
After the decision to arrest him, police piled into his flat and bundled him out in a body-bag, according to some reports, and then spirited him to the Serb part of Bosnia, where he was officially arrested.
Mr. Searles and other members of his club, one of whom spoke some Russian, met Mr. Kaplan at the airport, spirited him to their clubhouse and offered to pay his way to the national championships in Atlanta.
Inside the Central Intelligence Agency, it came to be known as "The Italian Job," a botched operation in 2003 that snatched a radical cleric off a Milan street in broad daylight and spirited him to Egypt, where he says he endured months of torture at the hands of his Egyptian jailers.
The knights spirited him off to the Wartburg, a secluded castle in Eisenach, in order to give the authorities time to cool off.
Months before Fallaci arrived, he intervened in Uganda to protect the dictator Idi Amin from invading Tanzanian troops and, later, spirited him away to a house near Tripoli.
According to George, the brothers put a bag over Rand's head and spirited him away to their "sanctum sanctorum," a garage behind the group's off-campus headquarters, known as Xanadu.
A secret rescue ensued; a charter plane from Finland spirited him away to Paris.
(It says "The Devil" in handsome type.) Soon she has packed him into her Lamborghini Diablo (get it?) and spirited him away to an after-hours club where she produces a fat contract.
Finally, the F.B.I. took the snitch out of action, spirited him away to the witness-protection program, and arrested fifty-eight men, among them one of the family's acting bosses, Vincent (Vinny Ocean) Palermo.
The indictment said Mr. Nosov and Mr. Gozman shot the promising champion in a Brooklyn auto repair shop and then spirited him, still alive, to New Jersey.
That is what Sophal Ear, who fled Cambodia as a ten-year-old and now works as a politics professor in the United States, remembers feeling as a young man.His father was among the 1.7m victims of mass killing by the Khmer Rouge; by pretending to be a Vietnamese citizen, his mother spirited him and four other children to freedom.
