1. If the prey obligingly offers itself as an immobilised piece of meat, what advantage does it gain?

2. Like millions of others I was immobilised and unable to even frame my objections to the war.

3. Bandaged and immobilised, disfigured in the pursuit of beauty, Messager's women seek salvation.

4. These are impregnated with immobilised Iron Hydroxide which forms Iron Phosphate when in contact with phosphates and locks them up in the media.

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5. This would involve making them easily immobilised and invulnerable to use by anyone other than the registered owner.

6. They have a powerful sting to quickly immobilise their victims, so they can be cut into portions.

7. It will immobilise it, or worse still, topple it over.

8. Main objective is to capture or immobilise all enemy pieces.

9. 'If you can immobilise the skin around the wound, as this does, it eases the tension and gives you less of a scar, ' he adds.

10. She could have lifted it off the hook, she could have rung the police, except that fear had immobilised her.

11. The 24-year-old central defender will have his right leg immobilised for six weeks and will miss the play-offs should Boro qualify.

12. Some animals, such as venomous snakes and spiders, inject venoms in order to immobilise and kill their prey.

13. I can only suggest, Bill, that you swaddle them both and keep them immobilised for a week.

14. In the men's 90kg fInal, Russian volnykh sealed the quickest wIn of the tournament, takIng just 20 seconds to topple and immobilise his opponent.

15. In the men's 90kg final, Russian volnykh sealed the quickest win of the tournament, taking just 20 seconds to topple and immobilise his opponent.