Sentence examples for having been condemned from inspiring English sources

The Press Complaints Commission, the toothless body responsible for newspapers' self-regulation, looks done for, having been condemned by Mr Cameron, among many others.

The action begins in 1991 on the day Madame Mao, having been condemned to life in prison for fomenting civil unrest, hangs herself in her cell.

Mr. Edde was born in Alexandria, Egypt, where his family fled after having been condemned to death by the Ottoman authorities in the waning years of the empire.

The 2015 budget cuts to paid parental leave are also languishing in the Senate, having been condemned by employers and unions, who said they would not work in practice.

My chief memory of secondary school is this pervasive sense we all shared of having been condemned to a dump, yet assuming that there was no alternative but to put up with it.

In 1803, the Investigator having been condemned at Port Jackson as unfit for the prosecution of the voyage, Captain Flinders determined to return to England to solicit another ship for the completion of the survey, and Franklin embarked with him on board the Porpoise armed store-ship, Lieutenant-Commander Fowler. Lieutenant-Commander Fowler

The sheds have been condemned.

The Enlightenment has been condemned as "unhistorical".

The house has been condemned.

All six had been condemned to death.

I have been condemned to death.