place of capture

The travellers had been transported through the hole in time to their place of capture.

"Look it over carefully so that you may identify it in the court-room with the time and place of capture."

A later prize money announcement gave the place of capture as the Genoa Mole.

To acknowledge its place of capture it was given the common name Minsmere Crimson Underwing.

At least the date and place of capture should be written or computer printed on to a piece of paper or card transfixed by the pin.

It was the first opportunity that Vandelia had had to see anything of her place of capture aside from the one room in which she'd been imprisoned.

Commissioner Damanaki's recent announcement of a new fishing control system, which will mean fish can be traced from their place of capture to the dinner table, is encouraging.

His place of capture was close to the Plains of Anchem where he had defeated Gugsa Welle in 1930.

Named after his place of capture, Namu was the subject of a film that changed some people's attitudes toward orcas He survived one year in captivity and died in his pen on 9 July 1966.

Then, with her limp and evidently unconscious body being dragged beside Valdemar, both of them were removed a short distance from their place of capture, to a place where a strange bright light was shone on their faces, and their captors puzzled in mumbling voices over their identity.

Each plastic tag was numbered and imprinted with a request in five languages to mail it back to University of Miami with details of date and place of capture, providing a valuable trace of the movements of the shoals in their annual circumnavigation of the globe.