Sentence examples for after jailing from inspiring English sources
In 1997, the Justice Department deported Mr. Marzook to Jordan after jailing him for 22 months.
A week after jailing eight foreigners on charges of preaching Christianity, the Taliban government said today that they suspect a larger conspiracy by Western aid groups to convert Afghan Muslims.
Now Mr. Putin, the icy former spy, is about to win re-election by virtual acclamation, after jailing a rich political opponent and shutting down or confiscating independent newspapers, because he has provided a strong and respectable hand.
ANNALS OF LAW about Northern District US Attorney Bill Hogan, 42, and his prosecution of the El Rukn drug-dealing gang, which fell apart after jailing many criminals because of allegations of impropriety between criminal cooperators in the case and their government handlers.
The New Yorker, May 23 , 1994P. 46 ANNALS OF LAW about Northern District US Attorney Bill Hogan, 42, and his prosecution of the El Rukn drug-dealing gang, which fell apart after jailing many criminals because of allegations of impropriety between criminal cooperators in the case and their government handlers.
By Jeffrey Toobin The New Yorker, May 23 , 1994P. 46 ANNALS OF LAW about Northern District US Attorney Bill Hogan, 42, and his prosecution of the El Rukn drug-dealing gang, which fell apart after jailing many criminals because of allegations of impropriety between criminal cooperators in the case and their government handlers.
"Every space that comes after jail gets landed on more frequently than other spaces because jail serves as a sink.
"Because players are more likely to land on them after jail, and you go to jail a lot".
After jail, Davenport re-invented himself as a property magnate, but the deal on 33 Portland Place was the subject of a BBC investigation.
"After jail food for so long," she added, she expected their first stop would be an all-you-can-eat buffet.
After jail and violence in Eritrea, he couldn't face the perilous attempts to jump on to trucks bound for Channel crossings.
