Elusiveness

After years of elusiveness, Colombia’s drug lord, Dairo Antonio Úsuga, admitted to high-level drug trafficking charges, leading to a 45-year prison sentence in the US.

Kennedy floated back inside after lining up as a wideout and Graham flipped him the ball on a middle screen that Kennedy’s elusiveness turned into a 24-yard TD and a 29-7 edge early in the second quarter.

Reagor is a prime candidate for touches from the backfield, as a returner, and as an underneath receiver given his elusiveness in space and homerun speed.

The Ass Crack Bandit strikes again at Greendale after two years of elusiveness.

There are certainly more golden eagles, but their elusiveness makes it hard to estimate how many winter in Alabama, said Bartkovich, a nongame wildlife biologist for the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

He also showed off his elusiveness with his legs, at one point deking two defenders so badly that they crashed into each other.

Liam Polworth has filled the boots of the highly promising youngster as the creative force in the centre, while in the likes of Christopher Long, Sherwin Seedorf and James Scott provide quickness and elusiveness in the final third.

Minshew is not known for his speed, but his elusiveness and awareness to feel pressure and get away from defenders is natural and can’t be taught.

Average 40 times for Rice – unbelievable game speed, run after catch and elusiveness.

The elusiveness is part of the mystery, though.

What he meant is that elusiveness is a truth.

Despite their abundance, even the technical term "lanthanides" could be interpreted to reflect a sense of elusiveness on the part of these elements, as it comes from the Greek λανθανειν (lanthanein), "to lie hidden".

Several explanations have been offered to explain his elusiveness.

Wolves are notoriously difficult to hunt because of their elusiveness, their sharp senses, their high endurance in the chase and ability to quickly incapacitate and kill hunting dogs.