In December last year, a truffle farmer in France was arrested for shooting a trespasser.
Unlike Mr Blair, a trespasser in the land of the centre-right, Mr Hague would stick to his old faith and refuse to surrender.
For example, a person entering a gas station to ask for directions is a licensee and not a trespasser.
In 1882 the U.S. Supreme Court declared (5 4) that the federal government was a trespasser.
As a result the reader of the latter may feel more like a trespasser than a fellow creature on the common ground of human experience.
The charge alleges that he entered, and traversed as a trespasser, the south-running Channel Tunnel, causing any engine or carriage using that railway to be obstructed.
Vieira does not indicate whether she, her producer, and her cameraman tried to learn the identity of the dead man, or whether he was a meat poacher, a commercial poacher, or simply a "trespasser," as she calls him.
I kept feeling like a trespasser at a top-secret industrial site.
Hide behind a tree and, like a trespasser hopped up on adrenaline, watch her?
Reynier understood his mistake: he wasn't a guest at a vineyard; he was a trespasser at a factory.
The property at 1839 Wylie has been repossessed for nonpayment of taxes; the "trespasser" who keeps painting the house turns out to be its owner, the Bolshie, uneducated Old Joe Barlow (the entertaining Anthony Chisholm), who insists — rightly — that he was never notified about the taxes due.
