Sentence examples for who confiscated from inspiring English sources
"Sorry!" the man who confiscated my water bottle said.
Curtis Bartlett, the firearms-enforcement officer who confiscated the weapons, refused to comment.
Someone called the police, who confiscated the handguns and charged the students.
He notified federal agents, who confiscated the illegal articles, and helped to win stronger regulations.
In 1994, at age 66, he had been caught by Rolex's agents, who confiscated his fake watches.
On Thursday morning MacDonald was woken by four Secret Service agents who confiscated two computers, an iPod and two flash drives.
Employers who confiscate passports will be fined up to QAR25,000 (£5,400).
Rand's fictional world consists of self-sufficient business-owner heroes and government "looters" who confiscate their wealth and thwart their dreams.
Moreover, the vendors who sell them are often unlicensed, subject to periodic sweeps by the New York City police, who confiscate their wares.
Many such organizations have been raided by the police, who confiscate computer files and also appear to be gathering evidence about foreign payments.
The exploitative labor system in the United Arab Emirates binds migrant workers to employers, who confiscate their passports as a matter of course, which makes it nearly impossible for the workers to escape abuse.
