Sentence examples for never confiscated from inspiring English sources

"The Chechens called me a Russian wretch, but they never confiscated food".

An inquest said the gun may have been in circulation before pump action shotguns were essentially banned in 1996 and was never confiscated in the buyback.

"The painting was never confiscated by the Nazis, was never sold by force as a result of Nazi persecution and was not otherwise taken from Dr. Reichel," the museum's complaint states.

That's all they gave me to eat, though they never confiscated the coffee machine -- thank God!

But, surprisingly, the camera was never confiscated — and somehow Ito made it from Newport News, Va., to Italy's Adriatic Coast with the little Agfa tucked safely into the front pocket of his field jacket.

So if you're planning to claim that Obama has never confiscated anyone's guns, you will likely be contradicted, and the person who argues with you will be pedantic, but also correct.

During the entire 17-year period since the historic Rabin-Arafat agreement — and the famed handshake on the White House lawn — the Israelis never ceased confiscating land and building settlements in the areas that are supposed to constitute the Palestinian state.

(Jeff Stein, president of the Purchase College Student Government Association, says he has never seen a board confiscated).

The three men, whose photos were confiscated and never published, were among a swarm of paparazzi who either pursued the car carrying Diana and her boyfriend across Paris on August 31 1997, or took pictures after it slammed into the pillar of a traffic tunnel.

But there was no way to tell who was right, because the confiscated eggs never hatched.

She never emigrated because police confiscated her passport at the time of her arrest - but she also denied in police interviews that the idea had anything to do with the boxes she took out of storage.