Sentence examples for captured off from inspiring English sources

Getting the wind captured off northern coasts to factories and cities in the south requires huge new "power superhighways" as the Germans call them.

An adult albino female was captured off Tunisia.

Généreux survived another year in the Mediterranean, but was eventually captured off Malta in 1800 by a British squadron under Lord Nelson.

In 1986, a 2.9 m long adult male with both a missing dorsal fin and partial albinism (in the form of white body color with gray-brown eyes) was captured off Wakayama Prefecture, Japan.

The hijacking comes a week after another Malaysian ship was similarly captured off Singapore, according to the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP), which helps to coordinate anti-piracy efforts in Asia.

Rainwater will be captured off the metal roof, purified by gravel filtration, and recycled to irrigate the landscaping, including a communal garden for the tenants.

Much of Mr. Leipzig's success comes from the way he often blends engaging personality captured off-guard, a story worth remembering and a dynamic composition.

The people in these images are captured off-guard – Cilpriani took the pictures from a motorbike at 50mph so many did not know they were being photographed – and stand in strange moments of contemplative solitude by the road.

A task is executed at run time if the condition outcomes that label the arcs in the path to the task hold at schedule execution time; this can be captured off-line by adopting a stochastic model.

Details on whether the injury event was considered within the game rules or not was based on both whether the official signaled a foul and from the players narrative recorded on the injury form which captured off-the-ball (behind main play) events.

The rules aim to capture off-balance sheet items and repurchase agreements, or "repos," which are like derivatives but are often accounted for as cashlike assets.