Sentence examples for near arrest from inspiring English sources

ISRAELI bigwigs may not be visiting Britain much in the months ahead following the near arrest on December 13th of Tzipi Livni, the leader of the opposition, for alleged war crimes.

The affidavit, published on obamaconspiracy.org, details Strunk's travels through downtown Chicago in an attempt to find the Obama for America office and what Strunk says is his near arrest by Secret Service agents posted at Obama's home in the city's Hyde Park neighborhood.

The system, with the occasional hiccup of embarrassment or near arrest, was a reasonably reliable way to see a Knicks or Rangers playoff.

On a US Airways flight to Germany a few years ago, he neared arrest when he took a champagne bottle from his first-class cabin and went around serving it to coach passengers in his pajamas.

The scene seems almost impossibly overstated – until you remember that in April 1942, when Britten and his partner Pears decided to return to wartime Britain from the US, but with no plans to enlist for military service, they had had to argue their way out of summary near-arrest when they landed at Liverpool.

What we ended up with was nudity, a near-arrest, and a litany of conspiratorial answers from regular ol' Americans.

A role for Wnt signaling outside of osteoblasts is supported by our long-term Wnt inhibitor and Dkk1b overexpression experiments that produce a near complete arrest of fin regeneration.

Davidon thought it would work, while also warning that knocking over the file cabinet meant near-sure arrest.

In a study of 20 patients in PEA or near PEA arrest, bedside echocardiography diagnosed 8 patients with pericardial effusion, 3 of which were in tamponade requiring emergency pericardiocentesis [51].

It is beneficial to detect pericardial effusion in patients with PEA and near PEA arrest [ 32, 57].

A correlation analysis was used to evaluate the relation between the maximum Bedside PEWS score and nurse rating of risk of near cardiopulmonary arrest for the time period that the rating nurse cared for the patient.