fugitives造句

secretly shelter (as of fugitives or criminals).

We’re fugitives now, let’s start behavin’ like that.

The fugitives traveled by night and rested by day.

The droid's large infrared photoreceptors can detect most fleeing fugitives with accounts in arrears.

So far eight fugitives have surrendered, and the hunt for others continues.

Like many fugitives, he lived in Argentina unmolested for many years.

Hamas said its forces had been involved in an operation against "fugitives".

True, the laws of the United States were clear: all fugitives must be returned to their masters.

Despite the release of numerous audiotapes in recent years, he has proved one of the most elusive fugitives ever.

He says he hopes to expand the cyber-posters to cover other categories of fugitives as well.

Those who did were often successful entertainers with the clout to escape, or fugitives risking it all.

Mexican media have reported that the jailbreak happened early on Friday morning and that authorities had launched a massive search to try to recapture the fugitives.

Attracting entrepreneurs, fugitives, traders, spies and drifters from every corner of the world, the port rose “like a mirage in the desert, ” wrote one Japanese novelist.

And there will always be some resentment of Singapore, a regional haven for the wealthy and, at times, a bolthole for fugitives from Indonesian justice.

On his way to arrest Christian fugitives in Damascus, Paul claimed to have a direct personal vision of Christ (whom he had never actually met during his lifetime).

In the highway's heyday, Route 66 streamed with Dust Bowl fugitives, World War II supplies, hitchhiking GI's and post-war seekers of the California dream.

And he shall set up a standard unto the nations, and shall assemble the fugitives of Israel, and shall gather together the dispersed of Juda from the four quarters of the earth.

The people who stood to the left and right of me in this scene looked for all the world like fugitives from hell and the whole landscape took on a bizarre and eerie aspect.

Among the fugitives was a small group of nomads (two or three hundred families at the most) who since time immemorial had lived peacefully in the heart of Asia.

NIV] Dimon's waters are full of blood, but I will bring still more upon Dimon- a lion upon the fugitives of Moab and upon those who remain in the land.

In the aftermath of America's 2001 invasion of Afghanistan, Pakistan arrested over 600 al-Qaeda fugitives, but did nothing about the Taliban, who poured into Baluchistan and the tribal areas.