Exemplos de uso de Two hostages em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Two hostages.
We got two hostages!
Two hostages are better than one!
You still have two hostages.
Two hostages escaped into the tunnel!
The guy's got two hostages.
I have two hostages I have to get safety.
Now he's got two hostages.
Why take two hostages if you could have a dozen?
He's already got two hostages.
Two hostages means they can kill one to make a point.
He saved two hostages' lives.
In return, I will give you two hostages.
Looks like two hostages, two hostiles.
He stole a gun and took two hostages.
You send me out my two hostages, I will send these guys in.
They took weapons. They have got two hostages.
Listen up, there are two hostages in the vehicle.
If they did, they wouldn't have released two hostages.
The shooter's got two hostages-- a young girl and a Hispanic woman.
Our shooter's got two hostages.
CIA has reports of two hostages from Libya who were freed only last week.
And for that, you would give me two hostages?
Mr President, I am happy to say that the remaining two hostages, two humanitarian workers, British citizens, were released yesterday. They had been captured on 27 March last together with a further seven westerners and a Somali by the warlord Musse Sudi Yalahow.
Cutter, there's only two hostages left.
Ask again and I will shoot two hostages.
According to the State, it was shown at trial that the thieves fired the shots that wounded Mr. Schiavini and the other two hostages wounded. Those thieves were prosecuted and sentenced according to the law. The State, therefore, cannot be accused of violating Articles 4 and 5 of the Convention.
That means four kidnappers and two hostages.
Theseus defeats Creon and wins two hostages: Palamon and Arcite.
Hey hey, our friends outside are expecting two hostages, okay?