Sentence examples for capture of its from inspiring English sources

It collapsed after the 1992 capture of its leader, Abimael Guzmán, in a dance studio in Lima.

Since the Shining Path retreated here after the capture of its messianic leader, Abimael Guzmán, in 1992, it has followed the much larger Colombian rebel group, the FARC, in melding a leftist insurgency with drug running and production.

During the division's first major engagement, the Somme Offensive, Braithwaite led his brigade in the Battle of Flers-Courcelette in which it incurred over 700 casualties during the capture of its key objective, the Switch Line.

American raiders burned the crippled ship to prevent the capture of its cannons.

What it needs in the longer term is an end to warlordism -- beginning with the capture of its president, Charles Taylor, an indicted war criminal, Africa's Slobodan Milosevic.

IN THE dusty streets of Benghazi's Leithi district, the capture of its most notorious son on June 15th by US special forces prompted mixed feelings.

It is not sufficient to infer the EEG dynamics, but it is enough to capture some of its features.

Broadcast television did capture some of its own accolades, with NBC's "30 Rock" sweeping the major comedy awards.

Yet the FARC looks little damaged: the army has failed to capture any of its top leaders.

By The New Yorker March 29 , 2012Despite pleas from all over the political spectrum, the Supreme Court still does not allow cameras to capture video of its proceedings.

Burberry is even working with Apple and the 5s to capture photos of its new fashion line.