Sentences with phrase «flee again»

Now disclose and load your scheme as mighty as it is likely you'll, your cellular will under no circumstances flee out of flee again.

Most of the time during a boss fight is spent running for your life and finding a safe place to fire your weapon, only to be spotted and have to flee again.

Forced to flee again, Cora embarks on a harrowing flight, state by state, seeking true freedom.

Amaal left home and found a job in a resort hotel, only to have her boss attempt to blackmail her in exchange for sexual favors, prompting her to flee again.

She fled again, this time to her childhood home in Massachusetts.

When they returned to London — according to her, to get married — he fled again, and McKinney was arrested for kidnapping.

In 1942, he and his wife fled again to Switzerland, where Sophie suffered a fatal accident the following year.

Not exact matches

His political career, perhaps even his entire existence, thus discredited, Mr. Ignatieff might've been expected to excuse himself, bid this place adieu and flee, never to be heard from again.

Investors fled the equity markets and prices eventually reached a level where stocks began to look like a bargain again.

The industry gained new blood with migrations of Jews fleeing the Spanish in Spain, the Spanish in Portugal and, later, the Spanish in Flanders as the industry moved once again, this time to Amsterdam.

Just a thought... Fleeing the continent seems like an option once again

I guess Topher is going to flee the subject again, for the fourth time.

«Amaziah said to Amos, «O seer, go, flee away to the land of Judah, and eat bread there, and prophesy there; but never again prophesy at Bethel...» Then Amos answered Amaziah «I am no prophet, nor a prophet's son.»»

The details of the case are a little murky and very strange, but it involves Pitt pretending to be a cop, fleeing the police when they actually showed up, giving a lengthy and bizarre interview to local television stations and then fleeing arrest again, this time by jumping off a 45 - foot cliff.

Thiar and his family fled north again to Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan; a semi-autonomous region of Iraq wedged uncomfortably between Iran, Turkey and Syria.

Thirty - four villagers were taken away and never seen again; the rest fled into the mountains, where they hid for five and a half years.

Again Jacob is forced to flee, this time in the opposite direction.

If it gives us a sense that we come from nowhere, that our past is inchoate and our tradition shallow, so that we begin to doubt our own identity and some of the sensitive among us flee to more ancient lands with more structured traditions, it also gives us our openness to the future, our sense of unbounded possibility, our willingness to start again in a new place, a new occupation, a new ideology.

Read your comment again (unless you have fled like a coward after attacking yet another non-christian) and tell us if you really think you are the shining (perhaps Stephen Kings version...) example of a «good» christian.

68 Thus Niebuhr once again argued against both the utopian dreams of those who sought to flee from the historical process into a timeless realm and those who were too optimistic in their interpretation of history.

For so it is with men in this world: first a man sins from frailty and weakness; and then — yes, then perhaps he learns to flee to God and to be helped by faith which saves from all sin; but of this we are not talking here — then he despairs over his weakness and becomes, either a Pharisee who in despair manages to attain a certain legal righteousness, or he despairs and plunges again into sin.

After Solomon's death, the kingdom divided again, north and south, with Solomon's son Rehoboam king over Judah in the south and Jeroboam, an official of Solomon's bureaucracy who had rebelled and fled to Egypt, as king over Israel in the north.

It can not flee into asceticism nor seek refuge again in the inner life of the spirit.

Bishop William and Bishop Paul added: «As the season of Advent begins, we are reminded again that the Holy Family were themselves refugees forced to flee their home seeking sanctuary in a foreign land.»

When the leaders were carried away to Babylon in 597 B.C. and again in 586 B C., Jeremiah was left behind, but he was later dragged along to Egypt by the survivors who fled in that direction, and there he probably died a martyr.

In American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio v. Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board, the nation's loudest antireligious agitator, along with the help of a Presbyterian minister, once again fled to the protective bosom of the Religion Clause of the First Amendment.

Who in all probability will flee to Canada, again!

In 1263, apparently Nahmanides objected again but was compelled to flee his country when he «lost» the debate.

The Bible tells how Peter denied Christ and cursed and swore; how all the disciples forsook Jesus and fled; how later Peter, fearing the Jewish Christians, played the coward again, and led even good Barnabas away with his dissimulations.

Again, no mention of the legal threats made to farms fleeing MG for other processors as they buckled under the retrospective debts Tracy's Board imposed on them.

Once again family legend appears to be an undocumented recollection, for Edmund could not have grown a crop in 1863 before fleeing to Texas whereupon after returning to Louisiana in April of 1865, in an unsuccessful attempt to revive his banking career, he then planted seeds given to him upon his return.

Again and again the bones flee at the fall of the lure or bait, flashing away in rippling panic only to turn far down the flat and come back toward us, feeding again but doubly Again and again the bones flee at the fall of the lure or bait, flashing away in rippling panic only to turn far down the flat and come back toward us, feeding again but doubly again the bones flee at the fall of the lure or bait, flashing away in rippling panic only to turn far down the flat and come back toward us, feeding again but doubly again but doubly wary.

It will mean that Sudan does not again become a base for terrorism, or a source of refugees fleeing to neighbouring countries.

So therefore, the DoB bean counters will get to flee, and DoB management will simply work the system and soon be back to full strength again because they will obtain waivers to fill positions because the same ones they gave up will be deemed «essential and necessary» to fill.

In September, when refugees were desperately fleeing Syria, and it was politically beneficial to do so, Mark Poloncarz said, «We will be opening our arms again to help Syrians in need.»

As the world warms, many species will once again be forced to flee, says Scott Loarie, a biogeographer at the Carnegie Institution for Science at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, who coauthored the 2009 study.

I was the one fleeing from my own house over and over again.

Flee Trump, find love: Canadian dating site calls to American singles (+ video)-- Promising to «Make dating great again,» the dating site... the Winnipeg Free Press.

Over and over again, Canutt brought Western reelers to a rousing finale by doubling as the hero as he leapt from his horse to tackle a villain attempting to flee from the long arm of the law.

Oblivious to others» pain (a quality that he disdains in his father), Chris will flee the nest anew and Jana will lose her son all over again.

What follows is a months - long adventure that draws the two of them together as they attempt to survive, while also fleeing a mean child welfare worker who wants to take Ricky away again.

By 2015, an entire fleet of music aspirants has fled the über - gentrified Big Apple in search of cheaper rent, suntans and film & TV sync licenses, once again turning Los Angeles into Pop Central Station.

As they take more damage, they'll potentially flee the battle and have to be chased down once again, become enraged and deal more damage, or add more elemental effects and use different attacks.

When the abduction goes awry, they're forced to flee, aiming to stay out of the clutches of the law again.

But soon the advancing (and far superior) Nigerian troops make Umuahia unsafe, so Odenigbo and his family flee once again.

Ronit (Rachel Weisz) finds out you really can't go home again when she returns to the Orthodox Jewish enclave she fled as a teenager in Sebastian Lelio's Disobedience.

While escaping the Sheriff's men, Robin flees through Sherwood Forest, where he hooks up with a band of men yearning to be free men once again, needing a champion like Robin to take up the cause against the rampant tyranny.

Inside Out and Back Again A favorite among teachers and students, this poignant 2013 coming - of - age novel in verse centers on 10 - year - old Hà, who loses her father and must flee her home in Vietnam when Saigon falls, in 1975.

In 1997, Gabon authorities arrested and handcuffed all Rwandan refugees and took them to Kigali.18 In Rwanda, all victims of the forced massive repatriation were welcomed by different atrocities resulting in those who survived fleeing the country all over again.

If we model our programs on the traditional schools that dropouts have fled, these students will likely fail again.