Sentence examples for incarcerated in the same from inspiring English sources
Amer is married to Ragdha Hassan, an anti-Assad Syrian activist in prison; Amer himself had briefly been incarcerated in the same jail.
Now incarcerated in the same facility as Williams, Tice is a slight, soft-spoken 37-year-old who describes the same sort of belligerent, accusatory and threatening style claimed by the others.
As a commissary clerk and stock worker, Mr. Velella, who holds the distinction of being incarcerated in the same Senate district he represented for so many years, earns 37 cents an hour working from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.
In Every Good Boy, a schizophrenic who hears an orchestra in his head is incarcerated in the same mental-hospital cell as a political dissident: a classic Stoppard juxtaposition, but one that shows the absurdity of a system in which the barrier between desperation and defiance is deliberately smashed.
Cooper was incarcerated in the same cellblock as Nelson Mandela in the notorious Robben Island Maximum Security Prison off the coast of Cape Town, from 1977-1982.
The woman was incarcerated in the same jail as her rapist for a month, denied psychiatric medication, and subjected to routine physical abuse.
If an individual was released from jail, either on bond or after charges were dropped, and was subsequently re-incarcerated in the same year on new charges, she or he would begin the travel through the criminal justice system at point (a) again.
Shortly after, he was incarcerated in the federal prison system, charged with violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the same law that federal prosecutors were invoking against the late Aaron Swartz — a close friend of weev.
