Sentence examples for either imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Strict government censorship was introduced, and many writers were either imprisoned or silenced.

Thousands of other Hungarians, some of them teenagers, were either imprisoned or executed.

So Stalin denounced the count as a "wrecker's census" and had the census takers either imprisoned or shot.

Recalcitrant students and political dissidents were picked up, tortured, given show trials, and either imprisoned or hanged.

They are then either imprisoned for treason or disloyalty for initially fleeing the country, or simply disappear without trace.

Crescentius was beheaded on April 29, and John, after having been blinded and mutilated, was either imprisoned or confined to a monastery.

His slender volume, in this sense, becomes quietly moving as he discusses the ways history can either imprison us in false dogma or awaken us to the possibility of freedom.

They'll be either executed or imprisoned, either by Assad or by ISIS.

But on Saturday night, with Christmas finally in the past, it shakes off the sentiment with a vengeance, offering "SHE MADE THEM DO IT," a true-crime story about a woman who was either wrongly imprisoned or a Machiavellian mastermind.

Many of these abusers have either been imprisoned for long sentences or have been in and out of a criminal justice system that fails to provide very much in the way of drug treatment, said Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.

In all 800 mutineers were either shot imprisoned or exiled Some historians, including Hew Strachan, argue that although Ghadar agents operated within the Singapore unit, the mutiny was isolated and not linked to the conspiracy.