Sentence examples for first imprisonment from inspiring English sources

Now, I had had some experience of this activity during my first imprisonment in Durban in 1946.

That led to his first imprisonment in a juvenile detention centre, an experience he likens to a "class reunion".

Since his first imprisonment, educational and vocational programs for prisoners had been drastically curtailed, but he had availed himself of what remained, learning to inlay carpets with animal faces and craft ceramic knickknacks.

Individuals who were co-infected with HIV had: a) significantly higher likelihood of being IDUs; b) a longer history of IDU; c) a longer history of HCV infection; d) a higher frequency of HCV genotypes 1 or 4; e) more advanced FIB; and f) a longer period of time since their first imprisonment.

Dunlop translated the beginning of an incomplete letter of Avempace to Ibn al-Imâm in which Avempace refers to a treatise he composed during his second imprisonment.[5] As Ibn Khaqân reported, Avempace was imprisoned by Abû Isḥ'âq Ibrahîm ibn Yûsuf Ibn Tâshufîn for a second time, after 1118.

This second imprisonment precipitated Carrington's mental breakdown.

During his second imprisonment, however, Sands found himself in a new situation.

His second imprisonment lasted two years, and when he was released, in 1948, he entered a period of seclusion, prayer, and fasting in a small mud building in the courtyard next to his in-laws' house.

Since The Pilgrim's Progress was published soon after this, in February 1678, it is probable that he had begun to write it not in the second imprisonment but in the first, soon after the composition of Grace Abounding, and when the examination of his inner life contained in that book was still strong.

Texas has the highest proportion of people lacking health insurance of all 50 states; the third-highest poverty rate; the second-highest imprisonment rate; the highest teenage-birth rate; the lowest voter turnout; and the lowest proportion of high-school graduates.

Her charges include labor trafficking, false imprisonment, second- and third-degree assault and unlawfully taking another person's passport.