captive造句

"He's got used to killing," says the captive general.

Dozens of soldiers also are being held captive.

Never in your life will you have such a captive audience.

It could only think of the poor captive bird, for which it could do nothing.

Prisoners fall into this category as well as those help captive in a controlling, abusive relationship.

Whom do I try to clasp in my arms？ Dreams can never be made captive.

Owners of such animals are pushing to legalize sales of captive-tiger products.

But he shall die in the place whither they have led him captive, and shall see this land no more.

The newspaper said wild pandas live 15 years on average, with captive ones typically living around 22 years.

In the eighteenth year of Nebuchadrezzar he carried away captive from Jerusalem eight hundred thirty and two persons.

The Israelites took captive from their kinsmen two hundred thousand wives, sons and daughters. They also took a great deal of plunder, which they carried back to Samaria.

Until very recently scientists were hard put to detect altruistic behavior in chimps at least in laboratory studies of captive animals.

The fish's eggs were harvested as part of a captive breeding program and effort to restore giant catfish populations in the Mekong River system.

And steelmakers, fearful of the rising prices of raw materials, are hunting for captive sources of metallurgical (coking) coal as well as iron ore.

From the past 20 years you could find plenty more, of all ages, in and around public life in the ex-captive nations.

Fees also tend to soar because, even when they rise, captive parents are loth to pull out, not least because the alternative is likely to be an undersubscribed and underperforming state school.

A bound captive from Libya, one of Egypt's traditional enemies, forms the head of one of 130 whole or partial walking sticks and canes found in king Tut's tomb.

This view is highly dangerous for conservation, and many field scientists consider captive breeding to give a false impression that species are safe and that natural habitats don't need protecting.

These cells can be stored and multiplied in culture, and are theoretically capable of making any tissue in the body - including sperm cells that could be used in assisted captive breeding programmes.

The last male purebred Columbia Basin pygmy rabbit has died, leaving just two females in a captive breeding program created to try to save the endangered species from extinction.