Sentence examples for capturing prisoners from inspiring English sources

One booklet seen by Reuters is entitled 'From our creator's rulings on capturing prisoners and enslavement,' and sets clear rules for how to enslave women who have been imprisoned after their "infidels" have been defeated.

James Barker Bradford, of the DLI, was awarded the Military Cross for his bravery during the Battle of Somme capturing prisoners.

He was also responsible for capturing prisoners.

The raid was under the overall command of Lord Lovat, with the objective of capturing prisoners and causing as much damage as possible.

By 15:00 the Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment was in Amman and, with the 5th Light Horse Regiment, were "hunting out snipers and capturing prisoners".

After most of the horses had been watered, they advanced 16 mile to the Kastina Isdud line capturing prisoners, guns, and transports on the way.

"We just wanted to capture prisoners for exchange purposes," he told me.

Dubliners looted downtown stores and later jeered the captured prisoners, pelting them with rotten vegetables.

Keeping Saigon safe required human intelligence, most often from captured prisoners.

A detached column burned Union schooners and wagons and captured prisoners at Garlick's Landing on the Pamunkey.

Many American news outlets refrained from showing either film or still photographs of the dead and captured prisoners that day.