Sentences with phrase «escapees making»

Thus the Coens» film: nominally a movie about the travails of a trio of chain - gang escapees making their way across Depression - era Mississippi; in fact, a picaresque musical romp and arguably their lightest cinematic fare to date.

A few lucky escapees make a run for it as Mulembakani gets out at the INRB.

Not exact matches

The company seeks «corporate escapees» who wish to make their own path as business owners.

Make sure it is deep as woodlice ae very good climbers and we had a few escapees!

A study last year found that a tiny proportion of methylated genes, about 200 out of 25,000, sneaked through the process, but the researchers are still investigating whether the «escapees» made it through by design or accident.

They're all pawns in a minor time loop with major implications, beset by a scissors - wielding prowler whose gauze - swabbed face makes him look like an escapee from Clive Barker's id.

Laura is trying to join some fellow child - escapees who are making for a hideaway in North Dakota called Eden, and thence to Canada, but she's being pursued by Zander and his smirking hit - man Pierce (Boyd Holbrook).

It worked quietly, and made short work of most escapees and criminals.

And, a snake you encounter in the wild might be local species or, less likely but still possible at this point in the hobby, an escapee from someone's collection, making its identity open to conjecture from hundreds of species worldwide.

While a game can be a Japanese success and not make it to the West, some of the weirder escapees — like Project Diva and Tomodachi Life — did so after massive sales successes in Japan, and the reason that Level - 5 keeps dropping hints that Yo - kai Watch is heading global isn't because the idea of Japanese spirits is particularly marketable — it's because that franchise has consumed its home country in a way that has only been seen with franchises like Monster Hunter, Pokemon and Dragon Quest.

Your early party is made up of other colourful escapees, and they're both just as morally ambiguous as Velvet.