Elope used in a sentence

Elope in a sentence as a verb

Few weeks back was feeling so burnt out that had to unplug everything and elope on a vacation.

Unfortunately, the sum total of my suggestions are above: "Ask around" or "elope".

A quick synopsis: developers build a system to "improve" responses from emails.

If a Christian woman and Muslim man, or vice-versa, decide to elope then either of them risk being honor-killed or at the very least disowned.

"This would be especially awkward, since apparently she would also be fighting over herself and presumably would just elope with herself.

My guess is that, for example, that eloping doesn't ruin your marriage and having a big wedding doesn't improve it; it's just that people who elope are reflecting the reality that their attitude is "we're in this alone", and people who have a big wedding are reflecting their confidence and their sense that friends' and families' support is important.