Sentence examples for imprisonment ended from inspiring English sources
Mr. Nour's imprisonment ended Egypt's brief experiment with allowing opposition politics to flourish.
"I don't want to be emotional," deadpanned the man who had endured 27 years of imprisonment, ended apartheid, won South Africa's first real democratic election and ultimately become the most revered statesman on earth, "but this is one of the greatest moments of my life".
Even after his imprisonment ended, his life was still "under a sword hanging on a thread --for example, in 1918, thread --forander Cemal Paşa thread --foro crucify him.
Manning, who was assigned male at birth and transitioned during her imprisonment, ended her strike after the Army complied with her request. .
The Intermediate People's Court in Wuhan sentenced Mr. Mou to life imprisonment, ending a remarkable chapter in China's fitful march toward a market economy.
"There is something wrong with the system when a young Aboriginal man, who was recently married and whose wife is pregnant with their first child, who is convicted for the first time of a non-violent offence and sentenced to less than four months' imprisonment, ends up in supermax," she said.
Although she agreed to 8 years' imprisonment, she ended up being jailed for 11 years, without trial, and gained release only through the efforts of the lower-caste chief minister of Uttar Pradesh.
Small wonder, then, that she seeks out her uncle, several years after his imprisonment has ended, to try to understand something of this loud, flamboyant figure, so entirely unlike her father, so disturbingly filled with impulses she recognises in herself.
"One-third of his imprisonment will end around September and October".
Unlike his son, the fallen tycoon does not believe his imprisonment will end soon: In a recent letter he wrote that he had come to think of his term as "eternal".
Professional prickers included John Kincaid and John Dick, whose actions helped set off the outbreak of witch-hunting in 1661 62, and whose exposure as frauds, and subsequent imprisonment, helped end the trials.
