Sentence examples for how to apprehend from inspiring English sources

In June, when a sickly juvenile alligator turned up abandoned in the creek that runs through Historic Richmondtown on Staten Island, the police called Mr. Shapiro, who coached them over the telephone on how to apprehend it with lasso and tape and take it to him for first aid.

Incredibly, last night -- around the same time as police were planning how to apprehend Mohammed Merah in Toulouse -- my wife and I were watching a gripping movie on French TV depicting the courageous attempts of a young Algerian girl brutally tortured by French troops in Algeria as her country fought a bloody struggle for independence.

It's entertaining to watch viewers puzzle over how best to apprehend the piece (or how best to photograph it).

The Koobface gang's freedom underscores how hard it is to apprehend international computer criminals, even when identities are known.

In order to apprehend how employees (managers and engineers) active in state-owned enterprises (SOE) learn from and share working experience in large-scale infrastructure development projects, this research analyses the project-based knowledge transfer and learning that occurred in two complex infrastructure (PPP) projects.

That's just a tiny example of how language is able to apprehend a feature that may go unnoticed in the world around someone.

Though it remains difficult now to apprehend just how embattled they felt – what outliers they were in the English art world of the 1930s – this is a valuable attempt to relive what Chambers calls "an important moment" for Nash, "staking out a place for modernist art in an unsympathetic environment".

This dual process leads us to the notion of psychic survival and the aim here is to try to understand how far this can enable us to apprehend borderline functioning and its treatment, using an analysis of transference and countertransference.

What the fathers and mothers of the Church have taught me is that each of us will inevitably, in one or in a number of ways, partake of Christ's suffering, and that these experiences will help us to apprehend all the more how we are both joined to Him and how we are joined to each other.

For example, if your defense is that the officer pulled over the wrong car, then ask him where was he when he first saw your car, did he have to pass any other cars to apprehend your car, and how long did it take him or apprehend you.

Or merely more difficult to apprehend?