impound

They'll impound this car until the world comes to an end.

And the money's only been impounded for a couple of hours.

They had her away and the ship impounded in a matter of an hour or two.

Six more books have been impounded, press and official reports said today.

She stared at each of us in turn, impounding her words with mean, hard eyes.

It was impounded in 1979 and took 2 years to fill.

"Let's impound it until we get him to talk with us."

There, for some reason or other, the French impounded his plane.

The steer has been impounded until the true color shows.

And the fees are to go up every day that a car is impounded.

And depending on what I find, the box may have to be impounded.

"My car was impounded a couple of times," he said.

Someone has to have the authority to step in and impound those records.

I took up the case when these cigars were impounded.

At the end of 2010, 62 cars had been impounded by the courts.

The garage will be closed and everything in it impounded.

His ship was impounded, and we'd gotten all we were going to get from the man himself.

Technically, any of the other programs could be impounded by the governor.

The car remained in the lot until it was impounded by the authorities.

The dam was complete and began to impound water in 2008.

They head for the police impound lot to thoroughly search the campaign car.

Our ship was impounded by their commander but we were all set free.

City officials will tell you that impounding cars is a necessity.

"I guess we're going to impound the machines and see what happens."

And the cops told me that if my car's not gone in half an hour, they'll impound it!