Examples of 'took him prisoner' in a sentence
Meaning of "took him prisoner"
Took him prisoner means to capture or detain an individual against their will. It is commonly used in a military or conflict context, where one party captures an enemy combatant or an individual involved in criminal activity
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took him prisoner
When they took him prisoner.
I took him prisoner last night.
Maybe they took him prisoner.
I took him prisoner last night and figured.
Perhaps they took him prisoner.
Took him prisoner.
But they took him prisoner.
The Vietnamese never admitted they took him prisoner.
The Spanish took him prisoner and held him in close captivity for three years.
They mortgaged his fields and took him prisoner.
Later Napoleon took him prisoner and sent him to Fontainebleau.
They killed his son and took him prisoner.
You took him prisoner for 16 hours, tied him up and raped him repeatedly.
The soldiers were Germans and took him prisoner.
Ah, you took him prisoner.
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The ransom was quite high when Chuder took him prisoner.
His name is Baranov I took him prisoner last night.
Castillon and Duresnel precipitated themselves upon him and took him prisoner.
Listen, you took him prisoner.
Most likely because his ransom was too great after Tudor took him prisoner.
Unless ra 's took him prisoner.
The Union soldiers identified the aide as a Confederate and took him prisoner.
Hal, however, took him prisoner.
Though wounded the Englishman landed safely and Immelmann courteously took him prisoner.
Yes sir, we just took him prisoner.
Relatives of Frowin, led by his brother Conrad, pursued Ulrich and took him prisoner.
Afterwards, the general took him prisoner.
Together they inflicted a severe defeat on Zhi Yao 's army and took him prisoner.
The other then surrendered ; we took him prisoner.
Colonel came to demand their surrender, but they took him prisoner.
Yeah, the Rebs sneaked in and took him prisoner.
While he was waiting for help, the Germans arrived and took him prisoner.
Ivan 's forces attacked him and took him prisoner.
They have burned ALl Baba's palace to the ground and they took him prisoner.
Furious, Bernard besieged it and took him prisoner.
Thomas himself escaped to Southampton, where the King took him prisoner.
A Union soldier pulled Payne out and took him prisoner.
Seems like someone from the brigade - they took him prisoner.
When your father reached England, John took him prisoner.
He had been in the Italian army, and Americans took him prisoner.
Wamba met him in battle, routed his army, and took him prisoner.
A group of Protestant nobles lured 16-year-old James to this castle and took him prisoner.
The attempt failed, and Philip 's cousin George Frederick took him prisoner.
Henry invaded Deheubarth in 1163, stripped Rhys of all his lands and took him prisoner.
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