Sentence examples for kidnapping sort of from inspiring English sources
Inconveniently, though, she happens to be agoraphobic, making the kidnapping sort of redundant.
Mr Hasan told GMTV that detectives were looking at the possibility of whether the kidnap was "a sort of inside job".
He was sitting with Casey, who already has a chemistry degree and is now doing another in physics, and Casey sort of kidnapped him and is teaching him science.
She is kidnapped by Gypsies and only sort of tries to escape.
My suspicion is that Boko Haram are just as savvy about the media as any insurgent group, and they caught on [to the fact] that something of this sort (kidnapping young women) will get on the front pages.
They are Mister Toad and Professor Pyg, who are kidnapping some of Gotham's richest industrialists and appear to have some sort of eco-terrorism agenda.
It's also where they appear to be holding John Cantlie, the kidnapped photojournalist who has become a sort of mascot for the state whether by coercion or brainwashing and where he was almost freed in a nighttime raid on the city by US special forces.
Hitting the favorite button on the first episode of "Mad Men" is a remarkably different gesture than expressing digital solidarity with kidnapped children in Africa, but it all sort of looks the same at the keyboard.
He is the frequent victim of the Ice Queen's kidnapping schemes and appears that he harbors some sort of feelings for Fionna.
An unnamed man (Patrick McGoohan) resigns from some sort of top-secret intelligence job, whereupon he is kidnapped to a sprawling, secretive complex known only as the Village.
