He hopes it will inspire architects and engineers to branch out beyond their concrete and steel confinements, and embrace a material that sequesters carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, holding it captive during its growth and lifetime in a structure – one tonne of CO2 per cubic metre of wood.
In 1817 Sir Gregor MacGregor, a Scottish military adventurer who wanted to liberate Florida from Spain, briefly held it captive.
Later, on Sunday night, Mr. Tweedy had the main stage to himself, and he held it captive, singing in his pinched croak and playing acoustic guitar.
Two days ago, it was the elephant that cried actual tears when it was freed from the cruel spiked chains that had held it captive for years.
Argo was also the ship on which Jason and the Argonauts sailed to rescue the Golden Fleece from the many-headed monster holding it captive in the sacred garden.
It has been only a few days since French and Malian troops marched into Timbuktu after heavy airstrikes chased the militants away, part of a surprisingly rapid campaign to retake northern Mali from the militants who held it captive for months.
The question, of course, is whether [Ailes] knows what anyone else in the United States might like, or whether his network, even as it holds its captive audience, will descend further into political irrelevance.
During the six days the woman was held captive, it is alleged she was assaulted, drugged and forced to take the contraceptive pill, in an attack reminiscent of Austrian Josef Fritzl, who was arrested in 2008 after imprisoning his daughter for more than 24 years in a prison beneath his family home.
For me, the best quality of a work of art is that it can hold you captive for a while".
Rarely will it hold the sitters captive.
