Sentence examples for captured in the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Burn was captured in the aftermath of a battle of only a few hours.

Prince William and most of his barons, including Geoffrey, were captured in the aftermath of the battle.

Disturbing footage reportedly captured in the aftermath of heavy Russian airstrikes on Syria's Idlib province appears to show newborn babies being evacuated from a burning hospital and a small child being pulled from the rubble of a destroyed building.

Disturbing footage reportedly captured in the aftermath of heavy Russian airstrikes on Syria's Idlib province appears to show newborn babies being evacuated from a burning hospital and a small child being pulled from the rubble of a destroyed building.

Images captured in the aftermath of a disaster began flashing on Lincoln Center's white walls: dead bodies covered by blankets and lined up in a row, the pain-distorted face of a woman carried on a stretcher, a man letting out an anguished scream.

This issue of The New York Times Magazine is made up of words written and images captured in the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attack, sent forward to Sept. 23, 2001, like a message in a bottle.

The indelible day and its aftermath are captured in the words and haunted dreams of an 8-year-old in Omaha, in the memory of a rookie firefighter whose first day was Sept. 11, in the evident scars of an Arab-American community.

Gloriously captured in the film.

This emerges from the fact that he used as his capital the great trading city of Lahore, which he captured in 1799, in the aftermath of invasions by Shah Zamān, the successor of Tīmūr Shah.

The timing of her new emergence parallels that of her initial capture, in the aftermath of another helicopter crash in which the first four American casualties of the war occurred.

The Galatians lost some 10,000 men and had around 40,000 captured during the aftermath.