Sentence examples for imprisonment again from inspiring English sources
He faced imprisonment again since his case was still open.
Re-arrested in September 1999, he was again sentenced to life imprisonment again, this time for his trafficking in babies and children, a sentence he was allowed to serve in one of his houses because of his age.
Imprisoned once again by his past, Mr. Vann Nath gave himself the task of telling his story -- their stories -- granting frequent interviews to researchers and reporters, and publishing a small, intense, vividly remembered book about his imprisonment.
Ten years later, he once again faces imprisonment on sodomy charges, which he claims are politically motivated.
In 1593 Wentworth again suffered imprisonment for presenting a petition on the subject of the succession to the crown; and it is probable that he did not regain his freedom, for he died in the Tower in 1596.
When persecution was renewed he was again imprisoned for illegal preaching; the circumstances of this imprisonment have remained more obscure than those of the first, though it does not appear to have lasted longer than six months.
Baader, escaping one imprisonment in 1970, was arrested again in 1976.
With prison conditions being what they are, I am not sure I will see him again after this imprisonment.
After another imprisonment in 1608, presumably once again for libel, Marston left unfinished The Insatiate Countesse, his most erotic play, and entered the Church of England.
Reform, however, caused friction within the order and led to his imprisonment, first in 1576 and again in 1577 at Toledo, where he wrote some of his finest poetry.
