Sentence examples for seized out from inspiring English sources

9.33pm BST It was a demoralizing day for the Ukrainian military, with their transportation seized out from under them, with some forced to board a bus and others forced to dismantle their weapons, all under the public gaze.

Sheck's previous book, "The Willow Grove" (1996), frequently echoed Sylvia Plath, to the point of parody in the poem "Sycamore," whose very title alludes to her first name: "stiff, cataleptic, / hardened in an attitude of writhing, / seized out of the sizzling climacteric, / witch-girl, barren sister".

The last two words in the warning "this hidden site has been seized" crossed out, and a stamp reading "this site has risen again" placed above.

For a list of items seized, check out CNET's article on the matter.

There is already speculation in Brussels that Mr Cameron will end up imposing a British-only delay on migrants' benefits to avoid a humiliating climbdown that would be seized on by the Out campaign.

In the spring of 2009, when the leading zombie bank was Citigroup, then chief economic adviser Larry Summers and Treasury Secretary Geithner took the position that they could not seize, clean out, and break up Citi because they lacked the legal authority or the tools to do it.

But soccer is different, as commentators point out, seizing on the oft-quoted words of the writer Arthur Hopcraft in 1968.

She seized what turned out to be the deciding game as if it were hers by right.

He stayed on his feet, gave the Yankees a chance that Ruben Sierra seized with two out in the ninth, in a game they ultimately failed to secure.

Petra Hartmann, director of direct testing services for the company, said clients relayed tips from racetrack workers that the frog secretion was being used, and later some seized materials turned out to be dermorphin.

Around 11 15 p.m., troopers moved in; picked up Mr. Eaton's candle and blew it out; seized his canvas, easel and a large, empty chocolate-pudding can that had been fashioned into a paintbrush holder; and brought him to one of two waiting police vans.