Wikipedia's founder, Jimmy Wales, personally appealed to editors to keep off the site any information about the kidnapping of David Rohde, a Times reporter seized by the Taliban in Afghanistan, until his escape.
In that context, the political instrument of the Mobility Partnership did not receive much resistance in the implementation of initiatives falling under the migration control pillar of its structure since both Georgia and Moldova were keen on adopting reforms in that domain, while at the same time seizing the opportunity offered by the European Union for increased cooperation.
But the next time you are seized by an urge to share your suspicions of the referee's onanist tendencies, pause for thought.
For a time Everton were seized by panic and for about four minutes they were down to nine men when Kevin Mirallas disappeared to the dressing room, probably to go to the loo.
By the time they were seized by the hospital in 1980, the Ronsin studios — which the French government had already declared unfit for habitation in the '50s — had been vacant for almost 20 years and still had dirt floors.
Wednesday September 1 0530 (all times BST): School seized by unknown gunmen, shots exchanged with police.
Now it's time seize the moment.
(Was there time to go back? Could we have a different ending on Pacific time?) I recall being seized by a pressing need not to let anyone at The Los Angeles Times learn what had happened by reading it in The New York Times.
Fact: for half that time, Americans have been seized by an uncontrollable passion for anything boxy, rough and indomitable.
Seemingly overnight, postwar America, newly prosperous and enjoying guilt-free leisure for the first time in decades, was seized by a Scrabble craze.
The unnamed 35-year-old was attempting to reach Mexico for the fourth time when she was seized by "a group of delinquents" aided by federal police, she told Doctors Without Borders, also known as Médecins Sans Frontières.
