Sentences with phrase «from abductor»

Surrounded by moral turbulence, the two women forge a relationship that changes from abductor and captive to near - trusting friends as they head towards an inevitable transforming conclusion.

Addressing reporters after the state security Council meeting, Governor Akeredolu said the meeting was to deliberate on steps being taken to get the kidnapped Permanent Secretary released from his abductors.

A statement by Tony Opuiyo said, «On Friday, 13th January, 2017, it rescued four (4) oil company kidnap victims from their abductors at White House Estate, Rumukwurushi, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

After joining forces with two friendly alien mercenaries, Ammut and Tatenen, Bik escapes from his abductors and tries to find his way home.

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The parents said they were anxious to hear from their children and the abductors.

Anisulowo was abducted last week from the Yewa area of Ogun state and her abductors had demanded N200million ransome.

Yinusa Dahiru, alleged abductor of 14 - year - old Ese Oruru whom she equally impregnated has named his newly born baby girl from prison.

Two persons, Promise Akpan and Aniefiok Peter, have been rescued by the Akwa Ibom State Police Command from some suspected kidnappers and their abductors apprehended.

Such faces peer out from the covers of countless science fiction books and are often attached to «alien abductors» in movies.

10 Cable Abductor Pulls — > your AB - ductors are the hip / glute muscles that move your leg away from your body (opposite to the ADD - uctors, that move your leg in to your body).

Their compliment, or opposing muscle group is known as the ABductors, muscles that bring the limbs away from the body.

The takeaway is that if the hip abductors — the muscles that move the lower leg sideways away from the body, and the hip flexors — the muscles that move the lower leg in toward the body — are weak, the knee doesn't track as well as it should.

The next variation targets the abductors (the muscles that bring the leg away from the midline of the body... in this case, the gluteus medius and minimus muscles).

A variety of conditions can affect the hip abductors, including hip pain (from arthritis) and injury to the nerve supply of the gluteus medius.

Abductors, found more on the outside line of the leg, are muscles that take the leg away from the midline of the body — they abduct it, like a kidnapper.

You may remember from that runner's assessment I had done that it was brought to my attention that I need to spend more time stretching my TFL and strengthening my abductors (outer thigh / side butt area).

Literally just like you know, humping all over my hips, my adductors, my abductors, all these areas that tend to get tightened up that keep you from doing everything from like a deep squat to being able to run for long periods of time without your hips collapsing.

For example, if I'm looking at someone from the back and they're running and I'm seeing that the hip is excessively tilting from side to side meaning at mid-stance your hip just kinda collapses and drops toward one side when you're running and that's accompanied by something like a heel whip, that's a pretty good sign that it's an external rotator or that it's an abductor weakness issue vs. it being genetic because it actually shows that you have weak hips whereas if I see that foot kinda rotating out a little bit but the hips are staying relatively level while you're running, then usually it's just the case where you have that genetic kinda femoral anteversion and it's not really an issue.

Based on a bestselling novel by Emma Donoghue, the film unfolds chiefly from the perspective of the woman's 5 - year - old son Jack (Jacob Tremblay), fathered by the abductor and born into captivity.

Both fugitive and captive are saved, according to the film and the book on which it's based by the real Smith and ghost writer Stacy Mattingly, by Smith reading excerpts to her abductor from Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life, a devotional text Smith has resisted despite a fellow rehabber's recommendation.

Adapted for the screen by Emma Donoghue from her best - selling novel, «Room» follows a young woman, Ma (Brie Larson), who has spent the last seven years confined to a shack by an abductor who regularly rapes her.

The complications and diversions keep mounting, though — from Richard's ex-special forces / current humanitarian brother Mitch (Sharlto Copley), who's brought in to save Harold from his non-existent abductors, to Miles (Harry Treadaway), who's in Mexico to steal the marijuana pill for an unknown entity, and his unaware girlfriend Sunny (Amanda Seyfried).

But when a fellow operator receives a distress call from teenager Casey Wilson (Abigail Breslin) after she's kidnapped and locked in the trunk of a car, Jordan jumps back into the hot seat, only to discover that the abductor is the same man from the previous incident.

But Thornhill's mystery is far from solved, as the fugitive's whereabouts are pursued by the police, his relentless original abductors, and the U.S. intelligence agency behind this epic mix - up.

At first, you assume Reynolds is the abductor, but in fact he's a collateral victim: Matthew, a landscape gardener whose own daughter was snatched from a car park eight years previously.

Linus, writing the book in his journal, begins to refer to the abductor as «He,» with a capital H. It's chillingly appropriate, for He has become a godlike figure issuing «covenants» on slips of paper and, by His own inscrutability, demanding blind worship and pleas for forgiveness from His flock.

When two teenage boys are inexplicably kidnapped from a Virginia residential school for children of incarcerated parents, Grave and his crew set out to locate the victims and apprehend the abductors.

We have repeatedly warned that, since children are priceless, bonds are never «painful» enough to overcome the decision that parental abductors often make that — at any and all cost — their child should be away from the other parent and with their family in their country of origin.