Sentence examples for left captured from inspiring English sources
These continued even after the president offered an amnesty to those who put down their weapons and left captured buildings by Monday morning.
Propelled by the hit single "So Sick" on "In My Own Words" (Def Jam), the debut album by the R&B singer Ne-Yo, left, captured the No. 1 spot on the Billboard chart this week, with 301,000 sales, the biggest weekly sales for any album this year.
A company of the 2nd Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment on the extreme left captured 151 prisoners north of Qaryat Hajja.
Chris Terrio (right) won Adapted Screenplay for Argo and Mark Boal(left) captured the award for the Original Screenplay Zero Dark Thirty at the 2013 Writers Guild Awards on Sunday Febuary 17, 2013.
Debris was removed by lightly stamping the cap on the tacky portion of a clean adhesive note (3M, cat. no. MMM654YW) three times, which removed debris but left captured epithelium intact [ 10].
Gustav Adolf then personally led a furious counterattack around Tilly's left, captured the Saxon guns lost earlier, as well as the imperial artillery, and mowed down the massive imperial infantry squares.
(If you haven't seen it, "The Band That Wouldn't Die," a Barry Levinson documentary about the Baltimore Colts Marching Band, which kept right on playing after the team left, captures the deep, almost unbelievable, sense of loss fans felt when the Colts moved away).
An after-hours photograph from 1967, above, with Ms. Dominic, second from left, captures the spirit of the Cino: a tiny place where actors could easily step on the toes of audience members if they weren't careful, and where props and pictures from previous shows crowded the walls.
For all these reasons, reports that Mr. Geithner was leaving captured the attention of Washington and financial markets.
Instead of featuring serried ranks of black rectangles, the latest designs look like glittering autumn leaves captured in glass.Solar flareThe main reason for the growth in solar energy, though, is innovation, not aesthetics.
After a lower-than-expected margin of victory for the remain campaign in Newcastle, where it won the backing of 54% of voters, there was a jolt after midnight when leave captured Sunderland with 61.3% of the vote in a city that has traditionally been a Labour stronghold.
