Mr Cohen's government pursuers were comprehensively outwitted by his lawyers.
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Another man in the car, Timothy Grimes, outran his pursuers.
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Their closest pursuers, the New York Mets, played later Sunday night.
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The pursuers jumped in their cars and chased it, firing shots.
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And female thieves have a dastardly tactic to thwart their pursuers.
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Not all of the terrorist's pursuers made for an easy moral.
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In this way, it drives off its pursuers with its harmful excrement.
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To back down now would expose the president's pursuers as spineless cowards.
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More monsters materialize as Tianyin and Xiaolan spirit Wuba across China, away from pursuers.
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Adda closed her eyes to concentrate on finding and scrambling their pursuers' comm frequency.
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The thrill of the chase blinded the pursuers to the consequences of the catch.
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Children have lots of questions and tend to be dogged pursuers of moral clarity.
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By parring the final 11 holes, he forced his closest pursuers to make something happen.
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President Trump's legal and political pursuers will hardly back off based on the Mueller report.
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They all escaped, blocking the road with tree trunks and nails to thwart any pursuers.
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Heimbach and his crew managed to lose their pursuers and lay low in an alley.
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In that case, the Russians were the pursuers who sought contacts with Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Over millennia of evolution, fruit flies have adapted to burn their pursuers with enviable agility.
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I wave the machete around erratically, and before I know it my pursuers are all dead.
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BRIAN BOQUIST, an Oregon state senator and fugitive of sorts, does not take his pursuers lightly.
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Orson Swindle, diverted from his assigned mission to drop two 20023,22002-pound bombs on our pursuers.
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Just what Washington's pursuers need: a rested Capitals team with extra games in hand in the standings.
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We're trying to achieve those goals, and the reality is that humans aren't individual, isolated goal-pursuers.
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It is not work for the faint of heart—plenty of fugitives try to fight off pursuers.
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One of the pursuers was Roberto Rodríguez, a Mexican immigrant known as Gordo, for his considerable girth.
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Exxon has ridiculed that claim, and suggested that its pursuers are the ones opposed to free speech.
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Which means the odds of this hard-working home team outstripping their nasty pursuers are, exactly, nil.
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The narrator of "Midnight Rider" is a fugitive in motion: broke and tired, chased by unnamed pursuers.
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The Saint, hired by one of Preacher's angel pursuers, is a callous mass-murderer and an implacable pursuer.
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Her sons dashed past her and up the stairs to their apartment, their pursuers rushing past as well.
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They used their wits, their two extra legs and — yes — their bushy tails to fend off their pursuers.
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They stole sleep by the hour and tracked their pursuers' movements via news reports on a purloined transistor radio.
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Collusion — or a lack of it — turns out to have been the rhetorical trap that ensnared President Trump's pursuers.
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When the pursuers approach, he hits the button and they fly up into the air, then tumble back down.
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First, there was the action sequence in which Brienne and Podrick rescue Theon and Sansa from their Bolton pursuers.
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This time around, the heroes are Frank Hamer (Kevin Costner) and Maney Gault (Woody Harrelson), the Barrow Gang's dogged pursuers.
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The clip opens with the titular thief (Mena Massoud) engaging in some parkour-esque stunts as he evades his pursuers.
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Mr. Khan noticed that his car was being followed last week, and took pictures of his pursuers, according to Bloomberg.
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Mr. Khan noticed that his car was being followed last week, and took pictures of his pursuers, according to Bloomberg.
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The militants then fled their pursuers and their vehicle, packed with explosives, was detonated remotely, killing a fourth civilian, Omar said.
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Unarmed and tired, he runs onto an ice rink, trying to lose his pursuers in the crowd of winter sports enthusiasts.
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He had lost sight of his pursuers, when he stopped to drink the lemonade, and thought he had eluded them. Jan.
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The damage that globalisation has done to America's economy is as obvious to some as Dr Kimble's guilt was to his pursuers.
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But it makes it easy for lava jato suspects to divert attention from their own misdeeds to the blunders of their pursuers.
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The data also showed that impalas and zebras were typically moving at only half their maximum speed when running from their pursuers.
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In her work, she subverted typical gender roles, casting women as pursuers of men they desired instead of the other way around.
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For long stretches of unbearable tension nothing happens, and then, when the pursuers catch up with the pair, the cruelty is searing.
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"We became the active pursuers of those people that had slipped a hand into the public purse," the 37-year-old told Reuters.
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Hannah and Offred (though that wasn't her name then) peel through the woods, putting as much distance as they can between their pursuers.
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The opening shot smoothly cranes down from the pursuers to the pursued, conveying the physical distance between the elevated bridge and the ground.
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"Boys are taught to be dominant pursuers, and they aren't even given a vocabulary to discuss emotions like sadness and fear," Brown said.
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Last week, a man being chased down the street ducked into a business next to her shuttered restaurant and was shot by his pursuers.
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Many Australians have come to see banks as pursuers of big profits and fat executive salaries at the expense of service to ordinary customers.
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Like most of the other characters in Bird Box, he sees a creature and takes his own life, but not before vanquishing their pursuers.
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Quinn follows the men — McClendon sees this in a printout from their feed — while inside the lobby, Thoms stays behind to stall their pursuers.
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Staying one step ahead of both her pursuers and her superiors, she tears through 1989 Berlin searching for an organization that is killing agents.
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He was also handed a 23-year jail sentence for killing one of his pursuers, driver Nay Win, and other charges, Ye Lwin said.
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" Baghdadi's location "surprised his American pursuers," the Times reported, "because it was deep inside a part of northwestern Syria controlled by archrival Qaeda groups.
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The idea behind Bumble was simple, and a subtle throwing of shade at her past place of work: On Bumble, women are the pursuers.
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A bogey on the 14th gave hope to his pursuers and Cabrera-Bello was only one shot behind after a birdie at the 17th.
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Republished with permission from 100 Deadly Skills: The SEAL Operative's Guide to Eluding Pursuers, Evading Capture, and Surviving Any Dangerous Situation by Clint Emerson.
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Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy (71) and world number four Jordan Spieth (74) were co-leaders in the clubhouse, two shots clear of their closest pursuers.
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Elliot, meanwhile, has made a run for it, and he is too busy sprinting away from his pursuers to say much of anything to anyone.
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That ruse, reminiscent of the legendary escape from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary in San Francisco, helped give the fugitives a 12-hour lead on their pursuers.
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Working with his brother, Mr. Zambada said he helped the kingpin flee from his pursuers by arranging for a helicopter to ferry him to safety.
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There's been plenty of news coverage of this development, but few reminders of the context in which the pursuers have been freed from previous restraints.
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But Mr. Mueller had bipartisan stature and credibility that none of the president's other pursuers have, despite Mr. Trump's own efforts to tear him down.
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In order to get away, Hunter directed the aircraft and the helicopters to create a "corridor of fire" in the fields between them and their pursuers.
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After making four birdies in a row Sunday to seemingly seize command over a group of pursuers with minimal past major-championship success, Spieth bogeyed Nos.
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Just as Liverpool once did, United spent so long leading the way that it stopped to rest, and was passed by its pursuers in the night.
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When I stopped to catch my breath and looked back, all the other girls had been caught and had paired off with their pursuers, talking shyly.
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Surveillance revealed that he flew on a number of airlines and sometimes tickets for a trip were bought on more than one to throw off pursuers.
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Upping their record to 23-6 overall, 13-20023 in the conference, the Hoosiers lead their closest pursuers, Iowa and Maryland, by 1 1/2 games.
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So he has taken to fighting fire with fire: When Mr. Mansoor was followed, he said, he took photos of his pursuers and posted them online.
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The closest current pursuers of the Wings' 25-season mark are the San Antonio Spurs, who will be contesting their 20th consecutive N.B.A. playoffs this spring.
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The actions have disappointed some of Clinton's pursuers, and may have done little to soften the desire among Trump supporters to punish the former secretary of State.
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He knows that he knows some bad stuff — and his pursuers know it, too — but he's not entirely sure what he knows or how he knows it.
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And early in the game, he broke out of the French half after an Argentine error and found a gear that none of his pursuers could match.
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And while he's more known for horror than slapstick, he frequently addressed the humor potential of humans running from clumsy pursuers or of zombies behaving like exaggerated humans.
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That doesn't mean he's faking his volcanic rage at those documenting his guilt: He hates his pursuers all the more because he knows they're on the right track.
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Other clever features will include a "smoke screen" device to hide the car from pursuers and a replica oil squirter to release an imaginary oil slick behind the car.
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I couldn't snipe without giving away my position, but the abundance of foliage allowed me to isolate and dispose of my pursuers — at close quarters — one at a time.
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Eventually, one guy got ahold of it and managed to get away from the crowd, and he rode the bike out of the store to flee his pursuers (without paying).
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The group moved further ahead up the big climb of Balcom Canyon Road before Huffman broke to the front with about a mile to go and held off his pursuers.
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That would have not only enabled the Russians to evade surveillance and communicate with human sources, but given them the opportunity to collect information about their pursuers, Yahoo News reported.
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Netanyahu, arguably Donald Trump's closest ally in the Middle East, has been shadowed by allegations of financial improprieties for years, but has always stayed one step ahead of his pursuers.
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He would put his car into second gear, turn the wheel and step on the pedal, creating a 19953-degree spin that enabled him to zoom back past his pursuers.
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" He went on to vow to go after his pursuers, whom he called "some very sick and dangerous people who have committed very serious crimes, perhaps even Spying or Treason.
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Ko dropped two shots and gave renewed hope to her pursuers, who had been watching helplessly in the proverbial rear-view mirror as the Korean threatened to run away with it.
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The Englishman also struggled, however, and Woods did what he used to do so brilliantly in his prime, keeping his card clean and forcing his pursuers to come and get him.
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On the mile-long stretch to the tunnel beside the Place de l'Alma, he picked up speed but lost none of their pursuers – at least seven cameramen on five motorcycles and scooters.
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In an attempt to hide from his pursuers, Danny runs into a crowd of Asian people who seem to be celebrating Chinese New Year, as previously teased in the season 1 trailer.
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This week, the group attempts to throw off their pursuers by taking shelter in a cove of a small island and Maddie, Travis and their children go to investigate a flickering light.
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Finally there was Uncle Benjen, the brother of Ned Stark, who made a heroic return to the story, saving Bran and Meera from their Wight pursuers with some sort of flaming mace.
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Something clued her in to this plan — the way one chaperone was eyeballing her, maybe, it wasn't clear — and she fled, briefly battling her pursuers until the kindhearted Cyndie bailed her out.
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The accompanying video is very much in the surreal spirit of 1997 too, following an average Englishdude being hounded by invisible pursuers as reality keeps flipping on and off like a light switch.
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Then they were careful to move their digital contraband through at least three foreign countries, ensuring that at least one had unfriendly relations with the United States, to throw pursuers off China's scent.
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After witnessing her harrowing journey, a white man who should have captured her ended up helping her ashore instead, directing her to a safe house rather than into the arms of her pursuers.
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The film-makers chose instead to write a stirring speech for Rambo, in which he recites a litany of complaints widely held among veterans of the war, before escaping the clutches of his pursuers.
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Remember in Minority Report, when Tom Cruise's character tries to lose some pursuers in a crowded mall, but the sophisticated advertising technology of 2054 keeps identifying him by name and trying to sell him things?
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It's clearly inspired by the similar storm in Fury Road, with the great wall-like maelstrom of dust and metal that Furiosa drives the War Rig into in a desperate attempt to shake her pursuers.
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His eight-minute gap over his two distant Japanese pursuers, silver medallist Hirooki Arai (3:41:17) and bronze medallist Kai Kobayashi (3:41:19), was by far the biggest ever recorded in the championships.
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The kids, Lex and Tim, peek nervously around a corner to see if their carnivorous pursuers have found them, and the camera pans to show a raptor peering through a window in the kitchen door.
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I have revered May since "The Last of the Mohicans" (1992), when she faced down her Huron pursuers and stepped serenely off a cliff, and here, as Susan, she lends force to the gathering gloom.
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The Tabby made a break for it—sprinting out into the hellscape that is JFK, jumping onto a checkout counter, and scrambling up into the rafters, far out of reach of her human pursuers below.
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The villain lowers himself from the ceiling to waylay his pursuers like a bizarro Batman — fitting, given the genuinely bizarre visual effects that distort his face like a member of the Dark Knight's rogues gallery.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Buoyant Chelsea extended their Premier League lead and calmed nerves at Stamford Bridge with a 4-2 win over Southampton on Tuesday that moved them seven points clear of their nearest pursuers Tottenham Hotspur.
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PASSERS-BY TARGETED In all, nine people, including two police officers, died outside the tree-lined temple as the gunman shot at his pursuers and then targeted passers-by, according to residents who witnessed the shooting.
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After he has crash-landed, a pack of scruffy mutts (voiced by Bryan Cranston, Bill Murray, Jeff Goldblum, Edward Norton and Bob Balaban) guides him through the dystopian junkyard, stopping for occasional battles with his pursuers.
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Harvick, with his closest pursuers all forced into fuel conservation mode during the final green flag stint, put the hammer down and sprinted away to a 1373-second victory over Denny Hamlin's Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota.
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While its closest pursuers juggle league games with Cup matches and two-game series in the Champions League or Europa League, Leicester will have a singular focus — and, more important, plenty of rest — down the stretch.
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The Englishman also struggled, however, and Woods did what he used to do so brilliantly in his prime, keeping his card clean, on the front nine at least, and forcing his pursuers to come and get him.
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Former world champion Deignan, given huge support on her local roads, tried to spark the pursuers into action, but with Van der Breggen happy to sit and watch, her cause was hopeless and she faded to finish 31st.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leaders Leicester City belatedly grasped their golden opportunity to pile the pressure on their Premier League pursuers on Saturday as a late strike from Leonardo Ulloa sank struggling Norwich City 1-0 at the King Power Stadium.
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To the Editor: Re "President Tries to Turn Tables on Pursuers," by Peter Baker (news analysis, front page, May 22): None of President Trump's attacks on the Justice Department, the F.B.I. or the intelligence agencies serve any public good.
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Once he hurdled into overdrive, though, his pursuers could not get close to him but Shubenkov, who was not allowed to compete at last year's Olympics because of the IAAF ban on Russia, still was not happy with silver.
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The first narrative, and it tells one of the simplest and most resonant stories we have: a tale of the hunter and the hunted, of small and easily mocked pursuers trying to bring down a scary but vulnerable beast.
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The 21-year-old former decathlete demonstrated all the strength he has acquired from competing in the multi-event discipline as he led from the first hurdle and held off his pursuers on the home straight to win in 48.35 seconds.
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Then, in a nailbiting finish that encapsulated the fine margins between joy and despair, American Mara Abbott was caught 200m from the line by a trio of pursuers led by another Dutchwoman Anna van der Breggen who sprinted to gold.
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Dallas has not lost two games in a row this season — another goal set in camp — and owns a comfortable 143-point lead in the Western Conference over its closest pursuers, the St. Louis Blues and the Los Angeles Kings.
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They say that after Pakistani jets crossed into Indian airspace, they quickly turned and flew away, tempting their pursuers into an area well covered by Pakistani air defenses, which then hit Wing Commander Varthaman's plane with a surface-to-air missile.
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Rose's nearest pursuers were the 2013 Masters champion, Adam Scott (83 under), whose seven-under 65 was the low round of the day, and the world No. 7, Jon Rahm (14 under after a 68), the 2017 champion at this tournament.
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While a bogey at the last will have given his pursuers a glimmer of hope, victory on Sunday and a $333,330 purse would represent the biggest win of Rai's career, with the Englishman having previously claimed three wins on the Challenge Tour.
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In the longest and most substantive look at the game so far, which really isn't saying much, we see a space-suited-up Norman Reedus attempting in vain to hide from invisible and enigmatic pursuers that seem to be attracted to… suffering?
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Sheer bloody-mindedness, as well as outrageous talent, is the reason Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, aged almost 38, 33 and 32 respectively, remain out of reach for their pursuers and the reason they share 54 Grand Slam titles, including the last 11.
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The move enabled the Russians to evade surveillance and communicate with human sources, gave them the opportunity to collect information about their pursuers, and prompted concerns among officials that there was a Russian asset within the US intelligence community, the report said.
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Shot in the wilds of New Jersey, the slim story finds the villain engaging in dastardly deeds only to be chased by his persistent female pursuers, who set his lair on fire with a flaming arrow and force him right off a cliff.
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Not to mention, the "wait until it comes to you" advice is also extremely gendered, and it's usually doled out to women to make one thing clear: We're not supposed to be the pursuers in relationships, unless we want to be labeled as desperate.
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The 21-year-old former multi-eventer demonstrated all the strength he has acquired from competing as an all-rounder as he led from the first hurdle and was powerful enough to hold off his pursuers on the home straight to win in 48.35 seconds.
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No matter how inventive the fight choreography, or how unusual the pursuers, there comes a point where John Wick: Chapter 2 gets tedious, somewhere around the fourth time an entire mob of black-clad hirelings charge John and lose their faces, one by one.
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But on the other hand, I have scarcely ever had a victory as sweet as when I led an enemy squad on a long chase through the night and, at sunrise, had my troops lying in-wait for their pursuers in a dense forest.
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The most unjust and insane thing about this is that the patient is expected to pay these unattainable sums for their illness out of their own pockets—and that they might be chased into ruin by the legal system which props up their pursuers.
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Despite pitching problems of their own, with a pair of starters on the disabled list, the Tigers have ripped off six consecutive victories to move to the front of a pack of pursuers for the No. 2 wild card currently held down by Boston.
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Some 80 per cent of those readers, in her judgment, are young, millennial working women: they have the funds to enter the shared quest for the perfect pancake, they have a preference for experience over accumulation of things, and they are relentless pursuers of novelty.
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The 63-year-old six-times champion may have been giving away 16 years to the man tipped to be the next superstar of the game but Federer proved in a dominant third set that for the moment he remains a cut above his young pursuers.
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The drone is equipped with a camera, and, pretty much by accident, it captures video footage of Issa, who is wanted for questioning, being chased by the S.C.U. He is grievously wounded by one of his pursuers—precisely the sort of incident that could stoke a riot.
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"Ashes," the final volume in that trilogy, confirms that Anderson's authorial restlessness has yielded an enduring new set of characters: embattled teenage slaves, condemned to rove up and down the Eastern Seaboard in search of family and freedom — and always just one step ahead of their pursuers.
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And Finn (John Boyega) and his sidekick Rose (Kelly Marie Tran) try to evade their fascist pursuers by rubbing shoulders with the galaxy's high-rollers, just as Han Solo and Princess Leia once did, only the shoulder-rubbing takes place in a casino rather than in Cloud City.
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The 19-year-old made a slow start while her pursuers quickly ate into her lead, yet despite Wie's heroics, Korda was just one shot behind on the 72nd hole and plonked her approach to within nine feet knowing a birdie would send the pair into a playoff.
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This being a Nichols movie (as opposed to a Marvel production, say), the pursuers are not outright villains, or credulous dolts, but plausible souls in extremis, and I liked the uncritical tone with which Sevier, interviewing cult members, asks what they saw in the blaze that emanates from Alton.
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Up until he teamed up with Salvatori last fall, his method had been to meet up with one of his pursuers in a public place, like a parking lot, and film himself confronting the person (usually a man) about their warped sexual proclivities, later posting the video online.
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We consumed a lot of his stolen heroin while he outwaited his pursuers in my little apartment, and when he felt safe and went away he left me with a large quantity of the stuff, all mine, and over the course of the following month I became thoroughly addicted to heroin.
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To do so in opera would have required an antiheroine who was part Debussy's ambiguous, ambivalent Mélisande — whose first words, to the man who will become her husband, are "Don't touch me" — and part the imperious Emilia Marty in Janacek's "Makropulos Case," who keeps trading identities to elude shadowy pursuers.
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With powerful female voices thriving in every area of industry, with a strong woman poised to become our next president, isn't it about time we abolished these antiquated dating rules that say men should be the pursuers and the providers, while women coquettishly accept or decline their advances — and their money — as if we are property to be bought?
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The blizzard of Twitter messages combined with a string of public statements by his lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, in recent days seemed aimed at turning the focus away from the conduct of the president or his team to that of their pursuers while laying out a series of red lines to limit the reach and duration of the primary inquiry.
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I suddenly feel like an outlaw as I frantically toss a camp looking for where the real valuables are hidden, and then there is the gathering sound of men on horseback approaching and I have to ride like hell for the mountains where maybe I can shake off my pursuers, or maybe try and shoot it out with them among the rocks and streams.
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Among the trailer teases: A frantic Arya running from unseen pursuers ("I know death, he's got many faces, I look forward to seeing this one"), a smug Cersei at the Red Keep, Sansa reacting to Dany's dragons, a seeming confirmation that Jaime Lannister joins the Winterfell battle ("I promised to fight for the living, I intend to keep that promise"), Jon and Dany both walking purposefully toward waiting dragons, and much more.
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