Sentence examples for imprisoned as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Working with his MI5 handler, Tomás Harris, Pujol concocted another elaborate hoax, this time with his wife as the victim: she was tricked into believing he had been imprisoned as a consequence of her threats, and was taken to visit him at MI5's wartime interrogation centre, Camp 020.
Since no object can overtake a light pulse, all interior matter is imprisoned as well.
After he left Lithuania, Gordon was imprisoned as a political conspirator by the Russian government.
He "reigned" imprisoned as a self-styled Benedict XIV, dying on an unknown date.
A supporter of the Vichy government during World War II, Claude was afterward imprisoned as a German collaborator from 1945 to 1949.
A picture caption on Aug. 14 with a news analysis article, about women imprisoned in Mexico as a consequence of that country's drug wars, misstated the age of one of the women, Karla Solorio, who was convicted of drug and weapons trafficking.
[The homeless] are just as imprisoned as if in a [concentration] camp; society looks, but doesn't see.
Dostoevsky was imprisoned, as well.
As a consequence, he was imprisoned for several months but was eventually restored to favour at the end of 1489 by Charles VIII, who used him as a negotiator and later as ambassador to Venice at the beginning of the expedition to Italy (1494 95).
