Sentence examples for impending imprisonment from inspiring English sources
The detail that intrigued Loden: at Malone's sentencing, after her conviction, she thanked the judge, expressing relief at her impending imprisonment.
The takeover involves some members of a group who protested the impending imprisonment of two Oregon ranchers earlier on Saturday in a peaceful demonstration outside the Harney County Courthouse.
The title of the track is taken from a recurring line in the novel which simultaneously comments on the repressed "inner and outer parties" as well the protagonist's impending imprisonment by the thought police.
Some see a particular injustice in the impending imprisonment of Mr. Kiriakou, who in his first 2007 appearance on ABC News defended the agency's resort to desperate measures but also said that he had come to believe that waterboarding was torture and should no longer be used in American interrogations.
Ammon Bundy and the other armed men made their move at the end of a day of public protest over the impending imprisonment of the Hammonds, which attracted rightwing and constitutionalist groups from around the country to Burns, a small town in south-east Oregon.
Grant offered to loan Buckner money to see him through his impending imprisonment, but Buckner declined.
"I have seen media reports about the impending release from imprisonment in Pakistan of Surjeet Singh.
His first circle of advisers -- Mashaei, Rahimi, Javanfekr and Baqai -- was subjected to constant threats and rumours of impending arrest and imprisonment for financial wrongdoing.
But this quick, easy, and obvious response to Paul's imprisonment and impending trial is never pursued.
On the morning of 19 May, Kingston wrote: Her impending death may have caused her great sorrow for some time during her imprisonment.
