Sentence examples for imprison them from inspiring English sources

Hang 'em, imprison them, sack them.

"We will stop them, or imprison them," he said.

Could the government round up those managers and imprison them for their serious business failures?

Cancer cells harden and fight their way out of the membranes that imprison them.

"To imprison them as part of a political struggle is unconscionable".

Will we welcome people who flee submerged coastlines and sinking islands or will we imprison them?

In 1821, the Supreme Court upheld Congress's right to hold people in contempt and imprison them.

Even those countries that do accept convicted citizens may not imprison them at all, or not for long.

"Your courts tend to imprison them for not more than seven years, and that too, after decades-long court battles".

We should help people to change their lives rather than imprison them and make a life of crime more likely.

"With about 75,000 people having named Ryan Giggs on Twitter, it's obviously impractical to imprison them all," Hemming said.