Sentence examples for was apprehended as from inspiring English sources

He was apprehended as he returned to his base.

He was apprehended as he was trying to crack it open with a blowtorch on the roadside.

(He was apprehended as part of an anti-gang sweep on Long Island known as Operation Matador, but he was never charged with a crime).

The police said the shooter fled on a bicycle and had not been apprehended as of late Monday evening.

The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 had put him at heightened risk of being apprehended as a runaway slave.

Fearing for their own lives, the two siblings crossed into Guatemala heading for the US, but were apprehended as they tried to enter Mexico.

He added that the force did not know whether those responsible for the violence and damage to the building had been apprehended, as it was possible they might have left the scene prior to officers' intervention.

Personalist philosophers, such as Edgar S. Brightman and Peter Bertocci, have regarded the person as the basic category for understanding all experience and have interpreted religious experience as the medium through which God is apprehended as the cosmic person.

Traditional journalists decried the use of these reenactments, but hundreds of criminals were apprehended as a result of viewers' calling the station in response to photographs of the suspects that were shown at the end of each episode.

Both the Olympian deities of ancient Greece and the Tao ("Way") of ancient China were apprehended as lying at the centre of what today is commonly known as the natural; yet they were described in language that was imbued with concepts of the sacred.

Ordinarily, words are apprehended as names of objects.