Sentence examples for it's confiscated from inspiring English sources

Using it in class just invites confiscation, and if it's confiscated, you can't guarantee that your teacher will treat it with the same care you would.

Penalties for misbehaviour are most effective if clearly linked to the child's actions and imposed quickly enough for the child to care: "Either work out a way to take turns or it's confiscated for the rest of the day".

+ Officials have returned Iranian artist Parviz Tanavoli's passport after it was confiscated under foggy circumstances earlier this month.

While still young, he lost his substantial inherited property when it was confiscated to the king's treasury.

It was confiscated 10 days after its premiere and its director charged first with obscenity and later murder, a situation not helped by the fact that its four main actors signed contracts demanding they avoid the media for a year.

An Austrian museum has announced plans to return a precious Gustav Klimt painting to the heir of its rightful owner after researchers discovered it was confiscated by Nazis during the second world war.

But just before the start of World War Two, it was confiscated by the Nazis, who looted Maria's home and detained and killed her relatives.

Not only that, but at least one more tyrannosaur (a Tarbosaurus) has recently been repatriated to Mongolia after it was confiscated in the US following its illegal export.

Most of it was confiscated by the military regime which took over after the emperor's death in 1975 and until this week Rastafarians remained a tiny and largely ignored minority in the country.

Its fortunes declined significantly in the 1700s, and in 1835 it was confiscated by the Spanish government and sold to private owners who used its buildings to shelter farm animals.

The weapon fell out of Grimaud's bag as she tried to hide it in her desk, and it was confiscated.