Sentences with phrase «harboring fugitive»

When her small Rhode Island town is turned upside down by the filming of a blockbuster movie, she finds herself on one quiet afternoon harboring a fugitive: the film's heartthrob leading man, Ryan Christiansen, who arrives with his shirt nearly torn off by the crazed throngs of screaming admirers who camp outside her door to get him.

However, harboring a fugitive isn't something Glenda chooses to share with her ambitious L.A. district attorney husband, Ira (Grodin, Heaven Can Wait), especially as he is seeking to make a name for himself to push forward his career in politics s a would - be Attorney General through a dinner with the governor.

Rather than jump to any conclusions, if you feel your new partner is harboring fugitive emotions for their ex, the best approach may be to sit them down, mention the rebound relationship signs you've noticed, and ask them what their real intentions are.

The case of Assange also shows that one need not be an enemy of the US to harbor a fugitive.

Rather, if the country is willing to harbor the fugitive, then that is sufficient.

Once they begin to harbor a fugitive, however, things get complicated.

Not exact matches

Since then, she's learned to ride the waves of harboring an autoimmune fugitive inside her body and now helps people kick their sugar habits and integrate whole, nutrient - dense foods into their lives.

Language: English Genre: Action / Sci - Fi MPAA rating: PG - 13 Director: Joss Whedon Actors: Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, Alan Tudyk Plot: The crew of the Serenity harbors two fugitives from the Alliance - one of whom holds a secret that could bring the Alliance to its knees.