Sentence examples for imprisoned its from inspiring English sources

Ireland had not imprisoned its writers; it had instead made sure that they left the country, and many, including Beckett and McGahern and Edna O'Brien did.

While those who leaked the memo were imprisoned, its detailed contents were never disclosed.

When Hitler's Nazi armies invaded and occupied Norway in 1940, they banned the AUF and imprisoned its leader, Gunnar Sand.

The Indians, furious, held England's East India Company responsible, and imprisoned its officers for almost a year.

When the NLD won the 1990 election, the military junta annulled the result and imprisoned its members and supporters.

Shot in gloomily hued images, von Trier's two-character drama imprisoned its audience in the sadomasochistic aftermath of a domestic tragedy (the death of a couple's young child).

Its teeth are too large for its mouth to accommodate, so it just closes them like a cage, imprisoning its prey before it eats.

The government claims it's open to talks with the opposition, but it's also imprisoning its opponents and cracking down on journalists and anyone else it doesn't like.

If it was, we could probably root it out, kill or imprison its leaders, deter its followers and close the doors to new recruits".

If it was, we could probably root it out, kill or imprison its leaders, deter its followers and close the doors to new recruits". Blair said there was a "spectrum of opinion" that "stretches further into parts of Muslim society".

The country is beginning to realize that it cannot enforce or imprison its way out of the addiction problem.