Sentence examples for would abscond from inspiring English sources

Lawyers representing her argued there was a risk he would abscond if released.

"I don't think Mr. Gray would abscond and leave his family in the street," he said.

Last fall, amid much fanfare, Nelsons became the music director of the Boston Symphony; the idea that he would abscond to Berlin was traumatic, particularly since Boston is still recovering from the abbreviated regime of James Levine.

According to the Home Office communications department, they were refused visas for three reasons – they had not previously travelled out of Zimbabwe, they could not demonstrate a regular income, and there was a danger they would abscond.

"She was warned about changing the law, she was warned about weakening controls, she was warned more people would abscond and they have – twice -but still she won't act.

They would then either be dispersed outside London and the south-east or, if it was thought they would abscond, put into a immigration detention centre while their claims were considered.

I said I'd abscond to the Himalayas.

When Cooley failed to return, however, investors assumed he'd absconded with their money.

Via flashback we learn slick gangster Whit Sterling (Douglas) hired Jeff to recover his mistress Kathie (Jane Greer), who'd absconded with some of his cash south of the border.

Tobin had been hiding at the church as a fugitive, on the run from an arrest warrant served in 2005 after he'd absconded from Paisley, breaking the terms of his place on the Violent and Sex Offenders register; the legacy of a 14-year sentence handed down in 1994 for a double rape and assault in Havant, Hampshire, committed in the flat he'd been living in with his four-year-old son.

Tobin had been hiding at the church as a fugitive, on the run from an arrest warrant served in 2005 after he'd absconded from Paisley, breaking the terms of his place on the Violent and Sex Offenders register; the legacy of a 14-year sentence handed down in 1994 for a double rape and assault in Havant, Hampshire, committed in the apartment he'd been living in with his four-year-old son.