Sentence examples for with their captives from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, he said, Algerian forces had returned fire only as the militants sought to escape the complex with their captives.

Even before reports of the Algerian military's raid began to emerge, many hostages — Algerian and foreign — were reported to have escaped as the kidnappers failed to persuade the Algerian authorities to give them safe passage with their captives.

"The free movement of the kidnappers in huge convoys with their captives for two weeks without being traced by the military, which claims to be working diligently to free the girls, is unbelievable," he said.

He said Algerian special forces had no choice but to intervene because the jihadists were going to flee the country with their captives and because they planned to kill the hostages and blow up the installation.

The six Israeli captives, who had spent nearly all of Thurs day afternoon and night at gun point in the embassy, sur rounded by hundreds of Thai policemen and soldiers, were driven the 18 miles to the Bang kok airport in a blue bus with their captives at 5 30 A.M. to day.

The gunmen fled towards the Mindanao mainland with their captives, the source said.

At a news conference, with their captive on display, the officials said the young man was Chapo's son and a major cartel operative.

In "Care and Feeding," it's also the men — from pet collectors to endangered-­species smugglers — who subjugate wild animals to their selfish and perverse wishes, making their captive animals, along with their captive women, into either victims or monsters.

"They have to work with their captive audiences — the pension funds, domestic insurance policies, banks, any domestic buyers they can find — to force-feed sovereign debt, sometimes under the euphemism of 'macroprudential regulation,' " said Professor Reinhart.

So recruiters who single out converts or the newly pious tend to do it on the streets outside the mosque or in universities and prisons, with their captive and impressionable populations.

However, this delightful moment - enjoyed by all the Iraqis I spoke to as the news of his capture was breaking - was soured by the fact that it was Iraq's newly appointed tyrant, Paul Bremer, doing the boasting: "Ladies and gentlemen... we got him!" What will the Americans do with their captive?