Sentence examples for from internment from inspiring English sources

The adoption spared Eva from internment.

After his second escape from internment, he made his way to France, where he was granted asylum.

In the summer of 1941, when the writer was 17, he was released from internment in Canada.

When charged with trying to escape from internment in 1974, he sat darning his socks and ignoring proceedings.

Released from internment in 1945, Ballard found himself in boarding school in England and went on to study medicine at King's College, Cambridge.

When the war ended, James hired Japanese-Americans recently liberated from internment camps to staff his new atelier, on Madison Avenue.

At the same time, a thriving Japanese American community sprang from the relocation of workers from wartime internment camps to Chicago.

Barkashov denounced the oppression of ethnic Russians in Estonia and Latvia and later supported Russian military intervention in Chechnya to protect Russian citizens "from force and arbitrary rule," calling for harsh measures ranging from temporary internment to deportation against the 80,000 Chechen "criminals" who lived in Russia.

In April 1945 he was freed from his internment by Soviet troops.

Stories of torture were coming out from the internment centres, feeding into the community rage.

These days the process has changed; most of them come from the internment centre for migrants.