Sentence examples for danger of capture from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Cage is the sergeant assigned to protect him - or kill him, should he be in danger of capture.

So this pacifist uncle was now a secret agent, fighting the enemy, living in constant danger of capture and death.

In a series of actions, Washington was forced northward, more than once in danger of capture, until the loss of his two Hudson River forts, one of them with 2,600 men, compelled him to retreat from White Plains across the river into New Jersey.

There Brasidas11 the Spartan, who was still a youth in years but already distinguished for his strength and courage, seeing that Methonê was in danger of capture by assault, took some Spartans, and boldly breaking through the hostile forces, which were scattered, he slew many of them and got into the stronghold.

Schmidt's soldiers had orders to blow up the two bridges if they were in danger of capture.

During that battle, the 52nd came to the aid of Lord Cornwallis, whose companies were exposed and in danger of capture.

Another attack two hours later was in danger of capturing the bridge, so Brigadier Bellamy ordered it blown up.

In a behind-the-scenes clip of the development process of taking a dramatic shot, the palpable danger of capturing the photos is unbelievable.

Through the backpack, external sounds were dampened, which reduced the danger of capturing calls of individuals other than the bearer of the backpacks.

They were concerned about possible dangers of capture, unrepresentative responses, and low response rates.

…when artists are entering the lab, and scientists are collaborating in bio-art, this book satisfies the need to interrogate the meanings of such boundary challenges - around both the dangers of capture and complicity, and the promises of critical scientific endeavour. Dr. Dr