Sentence examples for were to be captured from inspiring English sources

Imagine, he says, if an American were to be captured by the Soviet Union.

If that were to be captured, the implications for society and culture are truly frightening.

It is estimated that 30-40 elephants were to be captured in total.

If Violet's baby, or eyas, were to be captured, said John Blakeman, a hawk expert, it could probably never be released in the wild.

Mr. Sessions also argued that the possibility of a civilian trial meant that if Osama bin Laden were to be captured, his interrogators would have to warn him of his rights to remain silent and to have a defense lawyer.

It was to give you a feeling and understanding to know what it was like, what you might be able to expect if you were to be captured.

That means making sure the gigafactory really is fully loaded, if the claimed economies of scale are to be captured.

X-rays must be bounced off a mirror at a very low angle if they are to be captured.

He warned: "Militiamen loyal to Gbagbo had confided they could create a rebel group if Gbagbo was to be captured, but there are some measures being taken to prevent such a group being organised".

But if the garrison was to be captured along with the place the task was not easy.

Harpers Ferry itself was to be captured Friday, September 12. Then the army would be ready to reconcentrate at Hagerstown or at Boonsboro, and to advance into Pennsylvania.