In other words, "actual restraint of the person" is perfectly legal if the apprehender reasonably believes a crime has been committed. ❋ Unknown (2009)
We hear it in the words of the old-lady Indian seer Florita Almada, possessor of common-sense recipes for high blood pressure, and apprehender of danger. ❋ Kerr, Sarah (2008)
KING: If there is an apprehender and if Jessica is alive, should he tell the apprehender things about her? ❋ Unknown (2005)
The great apprehender with a vajra grappling-rope, ❋ Unknown (2004)
KING: One of the more -- this is something people say more and more on the street -- why have we never heard from the young daughter who was there and two, someone came and did a drawing based on what she told them he, the apprehender, looked like. ❋ Unknown (2002)
A slim form interposed itself between the Princess and her would-be apprehender. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- (1978)
Aristotle, much later, was to talk of “the thought which thinks itself,” and the embryo of this notion may be contained in Heraclitus 'belief that the soul is both the apprehender of logos and in some sense identical with logos. ❋ ANTHONY A. LONG (1968)
The mind is the apprehender of the objects of the senses. ❋ Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli (N/A)
Being provided with a certificate from the justice where he found the slave, the apprehender could then take the fugitive back to the owner and might collect ten shillings as a reward and an additional shilling for each mile of travel necessary in bringing the slave to the master. ❋ Various (N/A)
The instructor, the apprehender, the hearer, and the enemy, are pleased within the heart. ❋ Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli (N/A)
April 24/May 4 William wrote thus: "Je ne puis vous dissimuler que je commence a apprehender une descente en Angleterre, quoique je n'aye pu le croire d'abord: mais les avis sont si multiplies de tous les cotes, et accompagnes de tant de particularites, qu'il n'est plus guere possible d'en douter." ❋ Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay (1829)
Ballad - fingers may be taken up by any man, as idle, diforderly perfons, and the apprehender will be. en - titled to 10 s. by order of a juftice, for every vagrant fo brought before him. ❋ Unknown (1790)
Mr. Southey's poetry, like the red and blue flowers in corn, as the unweeded growth of a luxuriant and wandering fancy; or if we allow the yeasty workings of an ardent spirit to ferment and boil over -- the variety, the boldness, the lively stimulus given to the mind may then atone for the violation of rules and the offences to bed-rid authority; but not if our poetic libertine sets up for a law-giver and judge, or an apprehender of vagrants in the regions either of taste or opinion. ❋ William Hazlitt (1804)
The master should pay the apprehender for his trouble (sect. ❋ Unknown (1896)
And the courtesies of eating together made a current in the tide of unhappy thought; so that before the meal was over there had been some smiles; and hope, the apprehender of joy, the sister of faith, had whispered to both father and sister, "Keep a good heart! ❋ Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr (1875)
