Sentence examples for to abducting from inspiring English sources
verb
To take away by force; to carry away (a human being) wrongfully and usually with violence or deception; to kidnap.
A sailor pleaded guilty to abducting and killing a Marine corporal he thought had been involved in a gang rape.
A ballet teacher who had been accused of having sex with a 15-year-old boy today confessed to abducting the youngster.
North Korea has only admitted to abducting 13 Japanese, but a citizens' group made public this week a list of 143 possible abductees.
Although North Korea only admits to abducting 13 people, Japanese human rights groups say the number could be as high as 90.
By then, at least four inmates had come forward to testify that Mr. DeRosario, in conversations, had admitted to abducting and then strangling the boy, Orlandito ROrlanditoldOrlandito
The group was collectively prosecuted as a terrorist organization; members were individually charged with numerous other crimes, ranging from threatening to kill Belgian politicians to abducting and torturing Jejoen.
You have no right to abduct him.
Plan B was to abduct her son.
The Taliban continue to abduct journalists.
She has been used to abduct the child.
"People are not going to abduct your child.
