Sentence examples for be imprisoned with from inspiring English sources

Students: Does your state allow juvenile criminals to be imprisoned with adults?

He's literally waiting to be imprisoned with his bag prepared, even though he didn't do anything wrong.

After extensive collaboration between conservative American evangelicals and extreme-right Ugandan pastors and politicians, the country's Anti-Homosexuality Bill was born; if enacted, all health and sexuality programs geared towards gays would end; the government could punish activists "promoting" homosexuality; and homosexuals could be imprisoned with life sentences.

The world is witnessing a terrible human rights crime in Gaza, where a million and a half human beings are being imprisoned with almost no access to the outside world.

People are imprisoned with each other".

He was imprisoned, with Mr. Havel, when he spoke out for human rights.

He joined the antiwar group Committee of 100 and, after a demonstration, was imprisoned with Bertrand Russell.

Others were imprisoned with him because they were homosexuals or dressed the 'wrong' way.

When Nigerian Oil Workers Union leaders lead a strike to protest the military government, they were imprisoned with out a trial.

I felt that they had been imprisoned with me throughout and I needed to free them, too.

Guiseppe Conlon, Gerry Conlon's father, who travelled to England to talk to solicitors about his son, was imprisoned with them.