Sentence examples for condemned to having from inspiring English sources

None of this means the United States is condemned to having tens of thousands of troops there for decades — although I'd say that's more likely than victory in four years.

Oh, and don't let me forget the introductory scene about a Scottish arms dealer in seventeenth century France condemned to having a molten mask fitted over his face for selling weapons to all sides -- and his great-great-great-something-or-other who's doing the same thing in our world.

"With this concession we are condemned to have a lack of water for life," Mr. Cuti said.

For this he was punished cruelly: chained to a cliff and condemned to have eagles tear out his liver every day for all eternity.

In an interview with Robert Birnbaum, Anderson discussed how years of living overseas had shaped his writing: I am condemned to have one foot in this country and one foot abroad….

In all, 69 Americans condemned to death have been freed after new evidence disproved their guilt since 1973, 21 since 1993.

Since the death penalty was reinstituted there in 1977, 13 people who were condemned to die have been exonerated.

More than 100 prisoners condemned to death had their convictions or sentences thrown out in the last decade, he said.

One woman, for instance, suffered ill-health during her new pregnancy and miscarried in the fifth month, acquiring the label of a woman 'at risk' and now feeling that she was "condemned" to not have children.

The fate of two Trinidadian prisoners, both of whom have been condemned to death despite having extremely low IQs, will be decided by British judges this week.

All have been condemned to die and have spent years on death row waiting, day after day and night after night, to be executed.