Sentence examples for I'm confiscating from inspiring English sources

Right, I'm confiscating your Yu-Gi-Oh cards for a month," a friend shouted at her rampaging son.

At work, I would be confiscating drugs, and outside of work, I would be partying.

Technically, I suppose, he's confiscating it.

I had heard guards were confiscating musical instruments, so as an experiment, I had put a child-size tambourine in my purse.

"I am self-employed, and I find that a lot of what I do is confiscated by stupid government regulations," Wolanyk told OpenSecrets Blog.

I cannot get her back: her passport is confiscated, I have no visa, and I have been advised not to try and go to Iran," Ratcliffe said.

I signed it, the books were confiscated, and I hustled on.

"And if they were to be confiscated, I wanted my small part".

Robert's son, William rebelled against Henry I and the castle was confiscated.

The key that "greased the skids," was the fact that I did not have any property--which would have been confiscated when I left (who in Generation Y owns any property in Cuba?)--and moreover I could count on being welcomed back into the nuclear family where I had lived before.

At the screening I attended, cellphones and laptops were confiscated at the door.