Kidnap In A Sentence

Definition of Kidnap

• But if they ever should have the luck to kidnap you, tell all you know at once.
• At once they began to raid, to harry, and to kidnap the black races of the Soudan.
• If she refuses to come, I shall make the necessary arrangements, and kidnap her.
• He tried either to murder or kidnap you by means of the Zeppelin that came to Barborough.
• Besides, it was amusing of him to fail to kidnap Lord Selkirk and steal a silver teapot instead.
• Nor we either, Little Mother Coralie; and we shall never know why those men tried to kidnap you.
• Some fifteen or more long-shoremen had invaded the ship, overcome the captain, tied him down and were about to kidnap his daughter.
• Soon afterward he did kidnap the young person, but the mother was too quick for him, and almost immediately her child was in her own arms again.
• When the babe was born the father and the two priests sent a Christian midwife to baptize and kidnap it.
• Tell him that a plot to kidnap Feisul has been discovered at the last minute, but give him to understand that no suspicion rests on him.
• That would be something like treachery, but it was treachery on his part to kidnap me while I was his guest....
• I was chased out of the Yellow Empire with a broken arm, by agents of the same man who tried to kidnap you.
• It is cheaper for that gangster Martinengo and his brothers to kidnap negroes, Indians and poor whites than to hire miners.
• The hangman wanted them well out of the way, so they could not testify that he had helped to burn The Warren and to kidnap them.
• Choiseul, through his spies, learned of the plot, and he tried in every way to kidnap the old lady or to out-bribe the du Barrys.
• Did he intend to kidnap her and carry her away to his hiding-place in the mountains with the hungry rapacity of a bird of prey who returns from the plain to his nest on the heights?
• There was a futile attempt to kidnap the child, Juanita, who was then about two years old, and Midwinter was in it.
• I was not disposed to bother my head with the legal aspect of the case, for my ancient enemy certainly had no legal right to kidnap me, and make me a prisoner in his own house.

• And why should gypsies kidnap him?
• Lemme kidnap you this very night.
• Their next idea was to kidnap Bonaparte.
• To kidnap the Vicar of Chuntsey, in Essex.
• I'd off to Zanzibar, an' kidnap Tippoo Tib.
• He had hired Mort Bemis and Ike Slump to kidnap her.
• Acting quite in character the count then decided to kidnap her.
• I am tempted to kidnap you and carry you off this moment to the steamer.
• You might kidnap him and get him sobered up, only to lose him again.
• There are no pirates nowadays, to try to kidnap bishops and burn farms.
• Nan was game to kidnap the child, even from Tira's arms.