elopement

The next time they left, in February 1920, was to be the final elopement.

It was like an elopement with 50 or so guests.

He asked himself whether there had not been a wicked elopement.

Had they no apprehension of any thing before the elopement took place?

Brown at this point may have expected some kind of elopement ceremony.

With a smile, he asked whether she'd had any further thoughts about an elopement.

In some countries the social costs of elopement, already significant, are increasing rapidly.

No bird indicates a member of the family lost, either by elopement or death.

What a part she had played in the elopement.

The bride called it "an elopement with our family and closest friends."

They didn't know about any elopement talk, came as a shock to them.

Whether it means anything as pertains to her elopement, I have no idea.

This consent could still be obtained after the fact, if an elopement was involved.

He traveled there with his new wife after an elopement, arriving in 1888.

If they did - well, an elopement might be the result."

Nina and Jesus have an informal elopement during the night.

As news of their elopement spreads, several people start off after them to try to stop the fleeing couple.

On the day of their elopement, the two lovers are caught by Maya's parents.

A second elopement was successful and they married in Auckland.

Alexander's wife would deliver his first child barely six months after their elopement.

I knew that the elopement was due to come.

Marriage by elopement is rather frequent, also involving women who are already married to another man.

Thomas refused his consent, and cut off all communication following the elopement.

One of the oldest stories in our family was about my great-grandfather long after his elopement.

His intention was not simply a violent reaction to a single event, such as an elopement.