Sentence examples for were sometimes taken from inspiring English sources

Those who survived were sometimes taken prisoner and subjected to harsh abuse.

Armenian men were sometimes taken to their execution in railway goods wagons.

As boys, they were sometimes taken for twins, although in adolescence Franklin grew both taller and fatter.

59% said children were sometimes taken out of class due to illness or behaviour and given something to eat and 13% said that occurred regularly.

One neighborhood official told me that the words "This Is Not America" were sometimes taken as an indictment of the seediness of Times Square.

As part of that life Marian and the others were sometimes taken by their mother on shoplifting excursions to supermarkets and local stores.

Their property was sometimes taken.

They are sometimes taken away, he said.

This is sometimes taken as a compliment in Europe.

In short, Marx was not the inflexible economic determinist he is sometimes taken to be.

He was stocky and broad-shouldered and authoritative enough to be sometimes taken for a doctor.