Examples of using To be captured in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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To be captured. or you must see to it that none of us survive… Either you succeed in sinking that ship.
It took more than seven years for the actual bomber, Eric Robert Rudolph, to be captured.
Either you succeed in sinking that ship… or you must see to it that none of us survive… to be captured.
mere creatures of instinct, born to be captured and destroyed.
creatures of instinct, born to be captured and destroyed.
When the groom does not want to be captured in the photos, don't put pressure on him.
Can you guess how it'd feel to be captured by aliens and lie in a cocoon next to corpses of other people from earth?
We have, in this country, allowed ourselves to be captured by the politics of fear and anger.
ColorFusion Technology: Allows color images to be captured and high contrast color bar codes to be scanned,
The king of the army does not need to be captured or left the board, the game is merely declared finished.
The lesson is about when to let a piece to be captured-- a"sacrifice"-- instead of losing it because of bad moves.
You will notice that the movement of the object will going to be captured right along with the presence of some light trails.
An evening with a low setting sun allows the reflected glare of the light to be captured easily on the water surface and the glass surfaces of buildings.
Only to be captured by the Japanese navy after an almost fatal plane crash in the Pacific.
It was the first earthly spacecraft to be captured by and escape from the gravitational field of another celestial body, in this case the moon.
only to be captured by the gang that had been pursuing Liz and Shane.
This swirling halo of debris and gas was the first such configuration to be captured in image, making Beta Pictoris a celebrity star in the 1980s.
You join the French Army, only to be captured and become a prisoner of war for three months.
Some interactive projectors allow user generated information to be captured, replayed, printed or copied with or without the original projected image.