Sentence examples for captured somewhere from inspiring English sources

And increasingly, he said, those waves are getting captured somewhere.

"One would prefer that he's captured somewhere outside Pakistan, by some other people," he said in an October interview with Time magazine.

We paid more than 1,600 dollar, from Khartoum to Libya, but unfortunately we were captured, somewhere".

Here are some lost sounds now unlocked by IRENE, including the talking doll, and early recordings by Alexander Graham Bell and his Volta Laboratory associates: his cousin Chichester Bell, and Charles Sumner Tainter, captured somewhere between 1880 and 1885.

BP said a cap on the leaking well installed last week was able to capture somewhere between one-third and three-quarters of the crude spewing into the Gulf waters, though tens of millions of barrels of crude have already poured into the Gulf since the April 20 drilling rig explosion, and several attempts to plug or stem the leak have failed or seen only tepid success.

Grenades are great for picking up kills and clearing objectives, especially in game modes where the enemy is capturing somewhere, throwing a grenade in can get you a nice amount of kills!

The Prosecution captured it somewhere or other.

Users make videos - either clips they've recorded themselves, footage they've captured from somewhere, or some combination of both - and then upload them to their YouTube accounts.

As for a scene in which Ms. Portman conspicuously strips down to a thong bikini before bathing in a lake, she said, "Now being heavily pregnant, I'm glad it's captured on film somewhere that I wasn't always this size".

Wong captured the picture from somewhere outside the Oval Office, his view impeded by a huddle of violet flowers.

In a telephone briefing with reporters, senior administration officials said Mr. Warsame and another person were captured by American forces somewhere "in the Gulf region" on April 19.