Sentence examples for a abduction from from inspiring English sources

Imagine, for example, a dispute over these two principles: (A) Abduction from the fossil and physical record is the only method for knowing about the distant past.

There is, in the last part of the novel, an abduction from an aristocratic country house of a male farmhand after whom one of the schoolboys has countersnobbishly lusted.

Hers will be a test case, the first to use the new legislation for an abduction from the UK to Russia.

Haunts Near You From an abduction simulator to a haunted house based on a hit horror movie, here are a few megahaunts around the country open for the Halloween season.

At a mean follow-up time of 42 months the active range of motion significantly increased in terms of a mean active anterior elevation from 43.2 to 104.5 degrees and a mean active abduction from 44.3 to 98.7 degrees (p < 0.0033 and p < 0.046).

Yet, beyond warning children not to talk to strangers or to go anywhere with people they do not know, and perhaps cautioning them to avoid deserted streets and unpopulated shortcuts, few youngsters are prepared to prevent an abduction or escape from one.

Non-human Sims and female Sims cannot have an alien baby from an abduction.

An over-­complicated attempted abduction from a suburban garage, a conveniently stored garden shovel used as a weapon, improbable resolutions to the characters' difficulties and a bizarre and out-of-place wedding all leave the book's key question unanswered: how could someone like Nora have gotten herself into this situation in the first place?

The husband of a woman who was raped and killed after her abduction from a shopping mall parking lot in 1992 has reached a $4.1 million settlement with the mall's owners, lawyers said yesterday.

There is increasing unrest over what many see as a failure to react quickly to Boko Haram's mass abduction from a school dormitory in the north-eastern town on 14 April.

She is also a contributor on Huff Post Live, best known for appearances related to advocacy of her family's native Puerto Rico, her recovery from an abduction and rape when she was nine years old and her traumatic assimilation experience while being raised in New York City.