Sentence examples for imprisoned to from inspiring English sources

All eight were imprisoned to life imprisonment.

Swiftly afterwards, Mohammad and his mother were also imprisoned (to put extra pressure on Mohammad's father).

He was arrested in 2009 on corruption charges, accusations he contends are retaliation for his criticism of Mr. Chávez, and remains imprisoned to this day.

Thereupon Robert's son-in-law Rudolf (Raoul of Burgundy) was elected king, and Charles the Simple was imprisoned, to die in captivity in 929.

I wanted to know what went wrong in their lives, how they turned first to crime and, when they were caught and imprisoned, to Islam.

If someone is released but still cannot say the things that got him imprisoned to begin with, it's not much of an improvement.

"People started to feel imprisoned, afraid to talk to anyone.

But blacks and Hispanics were about three times as likely to be imprisoned than to be living in a dormitory.

I once read that inaction is like being imprisoned and to act is to be free.

Make it easier for imprisoned felons to request DNA tests of evidence to prove their innocence.

According to Ledeen, the two rivals quarreled over the fate of Ali Reza Beheshti, imprisoned aide to opposition leader Mousavi.