Sentence examples for never intercepted from inspiring English sources

Seizures have risen sharply, too: before 2003, officials had never intercepted more than a tonne of cocaine each year in Africa.

Freedy, the Bulls' quarterback, was never intercepted while completing 17 of 30 for 185 yards and a touchdown, a 22-yarder to the 250-pound Bartoszek.

David Heath wants to change the law so that Britain's spy agencies could never intercept calls or data without a specific warrant.

The bill – which would make sure Britain's spy agencies could never intercept calls or data without a specific warrant – has some cross-party support from MPs including Labour's Tom Watson, the Conservative former diplomat Rory Stewart, Caroline Lucas, of the Greens, Elfyn Llwyd, the Westminster leader of Plaid Cymru, and Simon Hughes, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, Rowena Mason reports.

"That I had never seen intercepted before, and I certainly hadn't seen it intercepted for a touchdown".

It was not the parliamentarians' case that MPs and members of the Lords should never be intercepted, he said, and there may be exceptional national security grounds for doing so.

"And I've surely never seen one intercepted for a touchdown".

"I've never seen one intercepted before," Brown said, defending his call.

He was good in the air, too, although he never got much credit for that, and he never really tackled, just intercepted.

San Francisco quarterback Steve Young threw for 328 yards, but had a pair of passes intercepted and never found the end zone.

About 39% of the public thinks anti-poverty money is spent on useless projects, and 42% thinks the money is intercepted and never gets to the poor people who need it.