Sentence examples for figures captured from inspiring English sources

The intelligence agency built a network of secret prisons in 2002 to house and interrogate senior Qaeda figures captured overseas.

Intelligence officials regard Mr. Mohammed as a far bigger catch that the other two major Qaeda figures captured so far, Abu Zubaydah and Ramzi bin al-Shibh.

As well as being incredibly accomplished technically, Billy's figures captured Pratchett's voice: the novel's wit and pathos are perfectly realised in his gem of a film.

American military officials have told Iraqis working with the occupation on intelligence issues that none of the key figures captured so far have provided valuable information about Mr. Hussein or his weapons programs.

"Jane Alexander: Surveys (from the Cape of Good Hope)" is a spellbinding and somewhat unsettling collection of humanoid sculptures and photomontages of these perplexing figures captured in stark, often banal landscapes.

These figures captured the anxiety of the times - as America's economy went in the tank, international tensions dragged on, and technology made unwelcome encroachments on people's lives.

Downstairs in the gallery a video installation called "Circulation Figures" captures the narcissism of mass-mediated culture and society.

Syrian casualty-recording organisations do not claim that their figures capture all of the casualties, or that their methods yield error-free data.

For me, two figures capture the playful fictionality that is so important to grownup erotic love: Robert Smith of rock band the Cure, and Cervantes.

No recent figures capture the effect of the latest slump, but before it started, more than half the female labour force was employed as non-regular workers.

Beginning his career in 1867, he created large-scale lithographic posters that featured vibrant colour, animated figures, textured areas juxtaposed against flat shapes, and happy, energetic figures capturing la belle époque of turn-of-the-century Paris.