Sentence examples for be interned in from inspiring English sources

During World War Two, he voluntarily agreed to be interned in an American camp for Japanese aliens.

Asked whether Muslim Australians should be afraid of calls like one letter to the Australian calling for them to be interned in camps, Seselja said "we don't have anything to fear – we live in one of the safest nations on Earth" and border security kept Australians safe.

The photograph was taken in the spring of 1944, two years after the Japanese invaded Borneo, capturing the men, women and children of unfriendly nations, Chinese, Dutch, British and Australians among them, to be interned in camps on the third largest island in the world.

And in the spirit of a political obituary, let me suggest that the man's political remains be interned in Virginia, not his home state of Texas, because, as Texas lore has it, DeLay gerrymandered five of the state's cemeteries out of existence.

In her statement, Ms Pillay said at least 200,000 people were believed to be interned in North Korea's "elaborate network" of political prison camps, and that survivors of the camps whom she had spoken to "described a system that represents the very antithesis of international human rights norms".

The three active battleships were transferred to Malta before they were to be interned in Alexandria.

Lunghua internment camp blueprint, September 1943 From 1943, Ballard and his family were interned in Lunghua camp, outside Shanghai.

He later was interned in Switzerland.

His father was interned in Auschwitz, his mother in Majdanek.

Correct: The rebels were interned in the military jail.

Lord Moser was interned in Huyton, near Liverpool (pictured above).