Sentence examples for is arrest from inspiring English sources
verb
To stop the motion of (a person or animal).
All they risk is arrest, he said, and even that usually means probation, not prison.
Our main fear here in Thailand is arrest by the police, after our visas expire.
"The rabbis will only stop if they know the price they are going to pay is arrest, public humiliation and prison even," says Ben Hirsch.
I still feel like I'm relatively safe and think that my most likely risk in case of a larger-scale incursion is arrest.
"The Secure Communities protocol too often is arrest first and investigate later, and that is not what the Constitution dictates," said Peter L. Markowitz, a professor of immigration law at the Cardozo law school and an author of the report.
What they don't do in almost any case is arrest anyone.
The first and most important bridge is arrest-referral: anybody who is arrested and who has a drug problem is interviewed by an arrest-referral worker who will offer them an appointment.
Jesus is arrested within hours.
Elsewhere, Green is arrested.
The full text is arresting.
