Sentence examples for After being confiscated from inspiring English sources

But the toilets are sitting unused after being confiscated by the city, and the residents have nowhere to relieve themselves except in the bushes, or in buckets, or in the cramped privacy of their own tents.

Barry McCallum exhibits 48 manhole covers (out of 228 that were cast) made out of guns that were smelted after being confiscated by Connecticut law enforcement officials over a three-year period.

Ninety-five percent of these coins were melted down by the US after being confiscated form the public, with others destroyed in private industry meltdowns, or simply lost.

"The settlers are being strengthened and the land of 1967 is being confiscated day after day".

Not only that, but at least one more tyrannosaur (a Tarbosaurus) has recently been repatriated to Mongolia after it was confiscated in the US following its illegal export.

He only had his passport returned to him last week after it was confiscated by the Chinese authorities four years ago during a crackdown on political activists.

The Marienkirche church has unique 14th-century stained-glass windows (returned from Russian more than 60 years after they were confiscated by Soviet troops) depicting the life of a very normal-looking Antichrist and his demons.

Another American activist, David Schermerhorn, 80, from Washington state, claims his iPhone was used, while Manolo Luppichini, an Italian journalist, said his card was debited with the equivalent of €54 after it was confiscated.

The investigation conducted by the judge and the special prosecutor found that Mr. Munim had taken $26,700 that had been entrusted to him after it was confiscated in a raid by allied forces, the prosecutor, Ali Shaibani, said.

It became government property after it was confiscated from Kamlesh Paul Pattni, a local businessman alleged to have organised a scam in which the state paid hundreds of millions of dollars to individuals close to Mr Kibaki's predecessor, Daniel arap Moi, for the export of gold and diamonds that did not exist.

The gift of the Honour of Lancaster also followed after it was confiscated by Henry from Roger the Poitevin.