Sentence examples for time to apprehend from inspiring English sources

And not a moment too soon, for all of those portents turn out to have been leading toward something, and our hero begins to transcend his solipsism just in time to apprehend a shattering loss.

When it became clear that the reinforcements the Pakistani unit had called might not arrive in time to apprehend the man, the American forces called for a plane to drop a bomb.

They arrive in time to apprehend Prine as he attempted to snatch the child, and take him into custody.

So you open it once more, this time attempting to apprehend it through his eyes.

Throughout the novel, characters strain to apprehend time and its effects on the flux of personality – that desire, as Sasha puts it, to be able to say "I'm changing I'm changing I'm changing: I've changed!" Egan's chronologically jumbled structure is the perfect vehicle to express this, shuttling the reader between prophecy and hindsight.

"During the said period of time it is not permitted to apprehend or arrest the witness for a possible involvement in the charges specified in the above-mentioned indictment".

I think it is possible, once they have done so, to apprehend them over time and to ensure they are dealt with appropriately".

For purposes of the study, the period of arrest was considered to span the time from the onset of officers' trying to apprehend the suspect until the booking.

This sequence was incorporated as a separate subplot, with Blackadder constantly attempting to apprehend the musician each time with limited success.

In contrast, it is well accepted that humans are equipped with a preceptory system that enables them to apprehend their environment within reasonable time and accuracy [10].

Mexican authorities located him again, this time in the town of Tumbiscatío, Michoacán, and attempted to apprehend him.