Sentence examples for captives out from inspiring English sources

He confesses how he used to push drugged captives out of airplanes high above the sea.

Ebrahim Jasim, a sheik in Falluja, said by telephone that he had led a group of about 30 men to a house where the hostages were believed to be and brought the captives out without firing a shot.

One 67-year-old woman from the village of Doké told HRW that pro-Ouattara fighters had taken several captives out each day – often men and women between 60 and 80 years old – and executed them at point-blank range.

In the words of the prophet Isaiah: "To the captives, 'Come out,' and to those in darkness, 'Be free.' " Thank you for serving our country and our cause.

One captive cried out, "Don't hurt us, we are with you".

If the captive pays out less than that in claims, it can eventually start returning the surplus to the business owner in the form of dividends, which are taxed at a lower rate than income.

Masri added that the captives "admitted carrying out killing operations in Syria and some of them acknowledged that they committed a grave mistake by believing that they were fulfilling a jihadist [duty] against an international conspiracy" aimed at strife-stricken Syria.

"There are stories that have been generated of captives living out here," Robinson added.

ReprintsTheir bonds also benefit from a captive market, points out Joyce Chang of JPMorgan.

The Orca Responsibility and Care Advancement (Orca) Act will phase out captive orcas in the US within 50 years.

Akerman also made a wildly rapturous, sinuously erotic Proust adaptation, "The Captive," which came out in 2000.