Sentence examples for chained into from inspiring English sources

Interrogations at Guantánamo Bay were less violent but frequently involved physical stress - often in intense heat or cold, with detainees chained into painful squatting positions.

You have a sword, naturally, with normal and strong attacks (the latter able to take out tens of enemies at a time) which can be chained into even more devastating combos.

"That is when short-shackling [when detainees are chained into a squatting position] started, loud music playing in interrogation, shaving beards and hair, putting people in cells naked, taking away people's 'comfort' items [eg towels]... moving some people every two hours, depriving them of sleep, the use of a/c [air-conditioned, cold] air.

The credit bubble was not a mistake, but a necessity and now that it has burst the costs are being passed on to those who did not create it but who are chained into an economic system that allows no escape, unless you have access to offshore havens.

About 30 minutes later, faggots were placed around the stake, her body was chained into position, and subsequently burned for over two hours.

They were never kidnapped or captured to be marched to waiting ships, forced chained into noxious holds, transported to auction blocks to be sold to the highest bidder into a society that denied them the most basic legal protections.

If a particular site needs more power, several fuel cells could be daisy-chained into a mini-grid system.

It presents melody and structure at its best, highlighting the producer's most distinguishable feature: throwing classic ballad songwriting into a sweeping electronic cauldron, side-chained into a beautifully wide and cinematic finished product that grows, falls, and spins into a majestic conclusion.

Individual miRNAs were chained up into tandem constructs.

The other methods successively chained the observations into one cluster.

On the flipside, soldiers drag two hooded men in chains into a stark concrete cell.