Sentence examples for hostage underground from inspiring English sources

All the Truth That's in Me by Julie Berry sees a missing girl returning home after two years; a boy is kept hostage underground in The Bunker Diary by Kevin Brooks; Blood Family by Anne Fine begins with police rescuing a seven-year-old boy from his mother's abusive partner; and children are snatched and forced to become soldiers in The Child's Elephant by Rachel Campbell-Johnston.

She goes undercover to free hostages, travels underground to infiltrate a lab and dives into the sea to recover an alien who goes by the name of Elvis.

That's followed by "Pain," which sounds like Pharrell Williams being held hostage in an underground bunker with thinning oxygen.

"Hell" — produced by Clams Casino, the ambient-industrial maven who produced some of ASAP Rocky's most notable early songs — sounds like an orchestra being held hostage in an underground bunker with thinning oxygen.

Jimmy Lee Dykes, who held a 5-year-old boy hostage in an underground bunker in Midland City for nearly a week before dying in a shootout with the F.B.I., received multiple gunshot wounds, a county coroner said Thursday.

— A six-day standoff between an angry and violent survivalist who held a 5-year-old boy hostage in an underground bunker and a legion of local, state and federal law enforcement officials ended on Monday with the death of the kidnapper and the freeing of the boy.

I play it off like my knee's been dodgy since that time I saved a drowning child in a hurricane, or I've got claustrophobia since that time I was held hostage in an underground bunker, but I make myself into a spectacle – all the worse when my head clunks into a wall or my knees buckle and I have to toddle off in search of a hypodermic of coffee.

Kimmy is held hostage in an underground bunker for 15 years, trapped with three other women by an abusive male religious cult leader, who takes over their lives, their bodies, and their brains.

In a second letter released Monday, the FBI told Paul that the agency has used drones for domestic surveillance missions in 10 cases since 2006, including one this year connected to the rescue of a 5-year-old held hostage in an underground bunker in Alabama.

Six masked men with machine guns took a forklift-truck driver hostage and ransacked the underground laboratory.

In 1993, the then clandestine movement linked to a decade of terrorist attacks and hostage seizures emerged from the underground to declare itself a political party and run for parliament.