Sentence examples for from the ambush from inspiring English sources

Qayum and Shah Walid Karzai and other top Afghan officials in their delegation escaped in their cars unharmed from the ambush in the country's south.

Police had subsequently picked up a suspected insurgent leader in the area, and Vollick ascribed the capture to Taliban panic resulting from the ambush.

No images of the missing workers have surfaced, either from the ambush on Friday or afterward, as with the hostages seen on videotape.

Major Ando also said that early yesterday rebels on boats strafed a village about 25 miles from the ambush site, killing one man.

"The lab films are a reminder, before the noise from the ambush marketers and paparazzi starts to take over, of what we have always focused on here," Mr. Redford said.

But indisputably there was bitterness that the authorities, who were monitoring most of the major players, were unwilling or unable to save Malcolm X from the ambush at the Audubon.

This Grisham creation is credited with accomplishments that one may recall (or imagine he recalls) from the newspapers: "The ambush of 17 Israeli soldiers on the West Bank in 1990... the 1985 car-bomb murders of a wealthy German banker and his family... the 1981 attempt to kill the pope".

American agents searched a house and office the group used in Nairobi, examining computer files and retrieving one computer file that they say implicated a bin Laden group from Kenya in the ambush killings of American troops in Somalia in 1993.

That morning the South Vietnamese had subsequently dispatched 189 RF Company from Hoi My, yet the ambush subsequently failed when the RF company commander elected to move by an indirect route to the east of the road, striking the Viet Cong flank just after first light.

"We learned later that we were just 800 meters from the first ambush," Mr. Ostapchuk said.

When we last hung out with AC12, they were investigating the fallout from the fatal ambush of a police convoy.