Sentence examples for captured a post from inspiring English sources

On 14 October, a German attack captured a post on the IX Corps front of the British 37th Division.

That album captures a post-Katrina, post-Iraq war sense of global panic, specifically in standout song 2080's mantra: "I can't sleep when I think about the times we're living in".

"Insurgents captured a security post of local police, and after seizing equipment in the post they burned it down," Mr. Saadi said.

However, he managed to capture a position in the post-Watergate election of 1974, racking up a majority of more than 1 million.

At the same time they stumbled across and captured a machine gun post.

It's true that, back in 1993, there was an au-courant quality to the show: it captured a moment of post-Cold-War, dawn-of-the-Internet paranoia, and capitalized on the alien-abduction craze.

Mr. Armitage's meetings with Pakistani officials came a day after they accused India of carrying out a "highly escalatory" air and ground attack to capture a strategic post on the border in Kashmir.

Four days later, just after 11 00, the 6th Squadron assisted the Canterbury Mounted Rifles in capturing a Turkish post defending the Wadi Hanein.

British musician and producer Steve Mac captured a now-deleted Instagram post from DJ Sneak which included an image of the Fabric logo and #idon'tcare.

The Huffington Post captured a screenshot from a cached Google archive of Banks' website that referred to him as a staff member at the law firm of Rodnick, Unger and Kaner, P.C. and as an adjunct professor at Baker College.

In the picture below, Erik G. Svensson captured a boy reading notes posted at the site of the attack.