Sentence examples for imprisoned into from inspiring English sources

Under federal sentencing guidelines, Manafort faced up to 24 years in prison for bank fraud and for cheating on his taxes, yet U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis III said that calculation was "excessive". Manafort's crimes were "very serious," Ellis said, but they didn't warrant a punishment that could keep the 69-year-old imprisoned into his 90s.

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Left-wing rock group Nação Zumbi put spoken words over Brazilian drums, and the widely influential old-school São Paulo group Racionais MC's poured thousands of radical lines on the plight of the poor, forgotten or imprisoned into a new lyrical mold.

But just as the season was about to end, our protagonist was escorted out of a home she'd been imprisoned in and into a black van, leaving everyone's fate open-ended.

But it will catapult the scandal of the imprisoned nurses into the heart of Europe's political institutions, and demonstrate an excellent non-partisan spirit in Bulgarian politics (not always known for its sober pursuit of the national interest).

The Assad regime released imprisoned jihadis into the rebel force, in part to discredit it — one result of which was that the Obama regime was wary of arming the rebels, lest the arms fall into the wrong hands.

Playing videogames, children are mentally imprisoned, wired into their evil creators' brains.

She is still struggling to bring the politically imprisoned simian into her custody.

Churches and monasteries are blown up, monks and nuns killed, imprisoned, or driven into exile, Christian women raped and sold into slavery, and thousands of Christians forced to flee lest they be butchered for the "crime" of being non-Muslims.

A man imprisoned and cast into a spell.

Many Kurdish men were killed, imprisoned or pressed into military service.