Sentence examples for kidnapping off from inspiring English sources

Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia, was enlisted to keep word of the kidnapping off that site, even as user-editors tried to post it.

She takes a long shower and makes him take one too, to wash the kidnapping off of them, she says, thinking of the groping she'd been subjected to, groping that was in any case minimal, for which she is thankful.

Pat Hedger • Tioman island is safe for women, it's further north than the islands around Borneo, where a group of tourists got kidnapped off last year.

Ms. Dugard was 11 when she was kidnapped off a street in South Lake Tahoe, Calif.

Another is kidnapped off the streets of Manila during a family trip.

Mr. Sobero was kidnapped off the island resort of Palawan in May 2001, along with Martin and Gracia Burnham, missionaries from Kansas.

It offers black people an origin story, an imagined moment of racial purity — when the Mandinka warrior Kunta Kinte is kidnapped, off the shores of Gambia.

Gulpari M., 16, was kidnapped off the street by a stalker who decided he wanted to marry her; she turned him in to the first policeman she saw.

It offers black people an origin story, an imagined moment of racial purity when the Mandinka warrior Kunta Kinte is kidnapped, off the shores of Gambia.

Not Afghans and Pakistanis, mind you, who were swept up on the battlefield or kidnapped off the streets and thrown into Guantánamo or secret jails, only to be quietly released years later without so much as a fare-thee-well.

The highlight may have been his meeting with a delegation of families of abductees still missing after being kidnapped off the streets by North Korean agents, in the nineteen-seventies.