Sentence examples for to kidnapping from inspiring English sources
verb
To seize and detain a person unlawfully; sometimes for ransom.
North Korea admits to kidnapping Japanese citizens decades earlier.
Better that 50 motorists are stopped and checked than that one child is lost to kidnapping.
The man, Leeland Eisenberg, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and criminal threatening.
The document highlights the contradictions in the international response to kidnapping.
The group later expanded its operations to kidnapping Americans and Europeans in Lebanon.
He becomes a bandit to seek revenge, and later takes to kidnapping for ransom and killing police informants.
On the eve of local elections, it admitted to kidnapping, blindfolding and killing an Israeli sweet-manufacturer.
There are relatively few programs to teach young men who may turn to kidnapping any other skill.
The defendant, Ralph Blakely, had pleaded guilty to kidnapping his estranged wife, which carried a penalty of 53 months.
A woman charged with abducting a newborn from a hospital pleaded guilty to kidnapping in a plea agreement.
In a manifesto released Saturday, about two dozen Chinese business and civic groups pleaded for an end to kidnapping.
