Sentence examples for imprisoned down from inspiring English sources

— is imprisoned down in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and not standing trial in the shadow of the towers whose destruction he claims to have masterminded.

People in Luvina say dreams rise out of those ravines; but the only thing I ever saw rise up from there was the wind, whirling, as if it had been imprisoned down below in reed pipes.

There are 166 people currently imprisoned, down from a high of 684 in 2003.

Here was David, broken down, imprisoned, soon to be released with his stigma.

Headed by Mengistu Haile Mariam, the Communist junta - the 'Derg' - imprisoned Selassie, cracked down on dissenters and imposed a night-time curfew that silenced Addis's nightlife.

Some of the loudest attackers of Israel were from countries in which anti-Semitism is a way of life and proponents of civil or human rights are hunted down, imprisoned, tortured and sometimes killed.

The jail where most were imprisoned was torn down to make way for an office building (although you can see rafters from the original building on display in both the Salem Witch Museum and the Witch Dungeon Museum).

He had been shot down and imprisoned by the Germans for 17 months.

Then she turned Lothar the Great Green Builder against me and the two of them hunted me down and imprisoned my spirit in that great green hand".

Mr. McCain, a naval aviator in the Vietnam War who was shot down and imprisoned in Hanoi, then added: "Mr. Secretary, I speak from personal experience".

Mr. McCain, 74, a naval aviator who was shot down and imprisoned in Hanoi in the Vietnam War, has continued to press against repeal.