Sentence examples for been commuted from inspiring English sources
verb
To regularly travel from one's home to one's workplace or school, or vice versa. To journey, to make a journey
- I commute from Brooklyn to Manhattan by bicycle.
Part of the problem is that commutation often makes the criminal eligible for parole; if her sentence had been commuted, Ms Tucker could have been out on parole in 2003, an unpalatable thought to many Texans.
Hood's sentence had been commuted.
His sentence has been commuted to an eight month ban.
Some landlords responded by trying to reassert labour services where they had been commuted.
About half of all death penalties in the last 10 years have been commuted.
The death sentences are not final and appeals are likely; similar sentences have often been commuted in Egypt.
I have been commuting weekly for 20 years.
His sentence was commuted.
The sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
His sentence was commuted to 15 years.
The sentence was commuted by the king.
