Sentence examples for being interned from inspiring English sources
Most of the children's families ended up being interned and died in Nazi concentration camps during the war.
In the 1940s, when Japanese were being interned across the country, this one man was warmly welcomed into Stamford.
Young Tom grew up awash in Nazi ideology, and with the outbreak of World War II the family moved often to avoid being interned as enemy sympathizers.
I also think that being interned, in 1939, escaping via Marseille, in 1941, and arriving in New York, in 1942, must have profoundly affected him.
The court was told that Mr Auchi was willing to stand trial in France but refused to present himself because he feared being "interned" before the case.
From the start of the second world war, the family was continuously on the move to avoid the father being interned with other British Nazis.
Some 10,000 were interned.
Pro-Western liberals …should be interned.
British and Americans too had been interned.
He later was interned in Switzerland.
