Sentence examples for bail to from inspiring English sources

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Sentence The phrase "bail to" is not used very often in written English
It is more common to say "bail out" in the meaning of departing, escaping, or releasing oneself from a situation. For example: "He became increasingly desperate to bail out of the situation."

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He extended bail to all six defendants.

Independent

It refused to grant bail to the first suspect charged.

The Economist

2.23pm GMT Pistorius granted bail Nair grants bail to Pistorius.

The Guardian

She said the judge denied bail to Mr. Zaidi.

The New York Times

The 31-year-old skipped bail to fight for Isis in September 2014.

Independent

He has been released on bail to appear before magistrates on 25 June.

Independent

Mr. Rajaratnam has asked the court to reduce his bail to $20 million.

The New York Times

This stiffens sentences for carrying a gun illegally, in some cases denying bail to violators.

The Economist

He has been given conditional bail to appear in Parramatta Local Court on 27 April.

The Guardian - Sport

3.25pm: Assange has been granted bail, to cheers from inside and outside the court.

The Guardian

He was granted conditional bail to appear at Gosford local court on 21 June.

The Guardian

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