Sentence examples for a kidnapping in a from inspiring English sources

García Márquez, on the other hand, returned to a favourite topic in his Del amor y otros demonios (1994; Of Love and Other Demons), but his most unexpected turn was back to journalism, his original profession, with his Noticia de un secuestro (1996; News of a Kidnapping), a chronicle about a kidnapping in a troubled Colombia beset by drug and guerrilla wars.

"A Kidnapping in Milan" provides no answers.

Steve Hendricks, the author of "The Unquiet Grave: The FBI and the Struggle for the Soul of Indian Country," has gone part of the way in "A Kidnapping in Milan," a generally fast-paced account of the episode.

There's a kidnapping, in Louise Erdrich's "Gleason," an F.B.I. stakeout to catch a bank robber in David Means's "The Tree Line, Kansas, 1934," and an attempt to foil organized crime in Keith Ridgway's "Goo Book".

Fellow Indian billionaire Gautam Adani survived a kidnapping in 1997.

Michael deals with a kidnapping in the "green reality", and a murder in the "red reality".

The authorities in Dublin are shocked at a "tiger kidnapping" in which a bank employee handed over €7m (£6m) to a criminal gang.

And this has been achieved despite a cracked crank arm, an attempted kidnapping in Iran and a serious illness that forced a five-day rest stop in Bangkok.

Other politicians have been scrambling to hide the fact that they briefly thought an American gaining his freedom after a terrorist kidnapping in Afghanistan was a cause for celebration.

Laura Ruby's "Bone Gap" is a magical-realist story of a mysterious kidnapping in a Midwestern town.

A woman charged with abducting a newborn from a hospital pleaded guilty to kidnapping in a plea agreement.