Sentence examples for not be intercepted from inspiring English sources

Dean Windass There's a famous saying: "If you pass the square ball in your own defensive third it must not be intercepted".

Finally, there was no known defense against the V-2; it could not be intercepted and, traveling faster than sound, it arrived unexpectedly.

In this case, Jim Lewis, Deep Space's director, said the company had to satisfy 20th Century Fox, the film's producers, that the transmission could not be intercepted and pirated on Earth or in the air.

Reacting to the government's announcement on Tuesday, a posting on one Internet bulletin board popular with jihadis warned Mr. Baghdadi's followers to refrain from contacting him so that their communications would not be intercepted.

The thing about adjacency is – we're told – that it began its life as a defensive weapon: "An incoming missile, to use the famous example described by Professor Rietveld, need not be intercepted or diverted or destroyed – it could be moved to an adjacent quantum dimension".

The thing about adjacency is – we're told – that it began its life as a defensive weapon: "An incoming missile, to use the famous example described by Professor Rietveld, need not be intercepted or diverted or destroyed – it could be moved to an adjacent quantum dimension". One way or another, that has changed – which is jolly bad luck for Mrs Tarent, not to mention the citizens of W11.

He has not been intercepted in 155 attempts.

He had thrown eight touchdown passes and had not been intercepted.

He said it would have been "a terrifying experience for them" if the letters had not been intercepted.

Subka said he watched a scud come down in the sea near Misrata and called Nato to complain that it had not been intercepted.

He has completed 75.3percentt of his attempts (67 of 89) for 862 yards and 7 touchdowns, and has not been intercepted in his last 80 passes.