abscond

Nothing too serious, but she'd taken to absconding for the afternoon.

Or maybe she's taken a lover and absconded with him.

He is absconding but then leaves his key at a secret place.

Another 9 percent absconded and could not be located by law enforcement, the report said.

Any one who had come aboard might have supposed we were all absconding from the law.

That was what the young fellow who originally absconded with the girl saw.

One Saturday afternoon he absconded and turned himself in at the local police station a few hours later.

We have to know who has absconded with the Gazelle.

It seemed the gross one had absconded with the first truck.

The manager of the troupe has absconded, and business is bad.

However, at the time they were fugitives and are still absconding.

The law could come to the door and abscond with the tape."

On 23 May 1991 he absconded for 17 days.

Yates absconded during his trial and spent three years on the run.

After a few months, the builder who is a fraud, absconds with their money.

Determined not to serve his sentence he absconded from a work party.

Every now and then a dance comes along that one would like to abscond with to a desert island.

This can be traced back to 1957, when the Dodgers absconded.

It doesn't find that anybody has absconded with any money.

The shield prevents them from absconding with anything of value.

At the beginning of the second series, he absconds from an open prison, and is thereafter on the run.

Ian absconds shortly after without telling his family where he is going.

If only my friend's husband had absconded with with a 23-year-old model.

He was the son of Rene who, after his father's absconding, discarded the family name.

"And they think I might have absconded with her?"