Sentence examples for be confined until from inspiring English sources
He was sent to a state mental institution, to be confined until he was no longer a danger to himself or others.
The Army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people at Fort Hood, Tex., in a mass shooting this month will be confined until his military trial, a magistrate ruled on Saturday, The Associated Press reported.
His co-defendant, Trent Mays, 17, who played quarterback, could also be confined until 21 and will serve a minimum of two years because the judge found him guilty not only of rape but also of disseminating a nude picture of a minor.
The court eventually found that he had been sane when he committed the Tiflis robbery, but was presently mentally ill and should be confined until he recovered.
Leven himself was captured by English dragoons at Alyth in August 1651 and was confined until 1654.
The crowd's joy was confined until the news came through, some 15 minutes after the final whistle here, that Hull's rivals for the second automatic promotion place, Watford, had lost 2-1 at home to Leeds.
Among the assets she is desperate to keep are the $7m penthouse apartment on East 64th Street where Madoff was confined until he was jailed last Thursday, which is listed in her name; $45m in municipal bonds; and some $17m in cash.
WASHINGTON — The work permits that young illegal immigrants can begin applying for next week under a new government policy will let American employers tap a generation of educated workers who have been confined until now to the shadowy corners of the economy, experts on immigration policy say.
The role of lysosome, the mammalian vacuole, in lipid metabolism has been confined until recently to the breakdown of extracellular lipoproteins after endocytosis (Liu and Czaja, 2013).
The Arab mujahideen had argued about the future of their cause, debating whether it should be confined to Afghanistan until they prevailed there or broadened to confront corrupt Arab regimes elsewhere.
