Sentence examples for imprisoned over from inspiring English sources

Langham got axed from the series – and imprisoned – over child porn offences in 2007.

The blockade imprisoned over 50,000 people within the Palestinian-controlled town, and hindered access for 160,000 others.

The women will hear tomorrow whether they will be imprisoned over their anti-President Vladimir Putin prank, which took place in Moscow's main cathedral.

It's also the reason so few young activists, many of whom have been beaten and imprisoned over the last year, have sympathy for imminent police cuts.

He is the fourth ex-News of the World employee to be imprisoned over phone hacking and the eighth to be convicted or plead guilty to the crime.

In February Gerhard Gribkowsky, a former BayernLB board member already imprisoned over his involvement in the controversial sale of Formula 1, was again in court in Munich, defending himself against accusations he bought HAA at an inflated price.

It meant the federal government would use the order to exclude and imprison over 100,000 people of Japanese ancestry.

The Post reports on 25 passengers are now suing the MTA after claiming to have been "deplorably imprisoned" for over 8 hours while aboard an A train between the Aqueduct and Rockaway Boulevard stations.

He seems to believe that anyone at any time can foil the will of the nation by going to law, and that America is somehow imprisoned by over-rigid legal rules.

PASSING TIME Of the nearly 5,000 men imprisoned here, over 700 are on death row.

Like Mr. Hijazi, several of the men had been imprisoned for over a decade, since they were teenagers.