There's this Vietnamese girl, and she's really hot and she's Viet Cong, and they've got her captured.
The day the American Army invaded Kwajalein, we noticed in the newspaper account that one unit, the Seventh Division, had got confused in the darkness, had captured the unassigned island of Gea by mistake and had then gone on and captured the assigned objectire.
After the onset of the Great Recession, there was considerable hand-wringing about what the discipline had gotten wrong, memorably captured last year in an article by Paul Krugman in The New York Times Magazine.
Did you know he got captured?
"You've got a really captured group".
For network forensics and diagnostics knowing you've got every packet captured, indexed, and written to disk is a huge advantage.
For this reason, Shields remains the writer who, perhaps, has got closest to capturing the sad truth about happiness.
It remained unknown whether the lieutenant had gotten lost or injured, was perhaps captured later by the guerrillas, or was simply waiting for morning to make his way down the volcano, officials said.
"Papua New Guinea were given a really tough task but I've got to say they captured everyone's imagination with their spirit," he said.
"You've got one shot at capturing them".
