Sentence examples for state captured from inspiring English sources

OHIO STATE 64, MINNESOTA 59 Samantha Prahalis scored 19 points as No. 7 Ohio State captured the Big Ten title with a victory at Minnesota.

By contrast, the first decade of this century witnessed the return of a more historic model of governance in which "the state captured business".

This idea of an embassy for an island that is neither independent nor a state captured Mr. Pietri's own nationalist beliefs.

OHIO ST. 82, MINNESOTA 72 George Reese tied his career high with 25 points and Michael Redd had 17 as No. 6 Ohio State captured a share of the Big Ten championship.

More to the point, he'll be running the same weather through the two very different New Jerseys, really: the current state, captured by satellite, and the version Dr. Cook saw in the 1880's, when farms dominated the landscape.

On September 4th, the Global Times — a hard-line but mainstream voice of the state — captured that view in no uncertain terms: Once Secretary Clinton and Assistant Secretary of State [Kurt] Campbell began to lead China policy just over a year ago, U.S.-China relations have been deeply affected.

A systems' state captures the status and location of all ambulances and pending requests under consideration.

Many of the races are taking place in the South and Midwest in states captured by Mr. Bush, thus putting Democrats on difficult terrain.

Each attribute contains four to six levels that account for the 18,000 unique health states captured by the SF-6D.

To date, the risk of dementia progression cannot yet be accurately predicted from pre-dementia states captured in the concepts of MCI and VCIND.

As part of the pilot phase, personnel from the Ministries of Health of the partner states captured public health priority disease data into the web portal.