Sentence examples for early confinement from inspiring English sources

From the secrecy that surrounded his arrest and early confinement in Manhattan to his recent unwillingness to join his five co-defendants in meetings with their lawyers, it was clear that his case was different.

Early solitary confinement in the U.S. Reform-minded Protestants are credited with launching, in the late 1700s, America's long-running experiment with solitary confinement — on the theory that complete isolation, with a Bible, in a dark stone cell would lead a prisoner to prayer and penitence.

Rubina spent the last three months of pregnancy in the hospital to prevent early labor, and as a result of her confinement the quads were only six weeks premature.

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It was early in his confinement, he said, that he decided to revisit his reading.

Having spent his early life in confinement, İbrahim was mentally unstable and came increasingly under the influence of the women of the harem and his court ministers.

Conclusion An early postoperative protective confinement immediately after liver transplant does not prevent the acquisition of new bacteria.

Our study considered possible interventions of both kinds, including early identification and confinement of case-patients and their household contacts, limiting visits to LTCFs, and closing of schools.

The results indicate that the use of high rubber contents in concrete lead to premature microcracking and lateral expansion, the latter of which can be used to activate the FRP confinement earlier and achieve higher confinement effectiveness.

Dye, J. L. Electrides: early examples of quantum confinement.

Women and children also have immunity, though some, like Christian, who physically matured at an early age, begin their confinement as boys.