Sentence examples for long confinement from inspiring English sources

During her long confinement Cathy has discovered God, she says.

The strike, a protest against conditions at the camp and long confinement without trial, began last month.

When she is led outside after a long confinement, her "nose rode high like a schooner on waves".

An opponent of mandatory sentences and long confinement for juveniles, she was president of the National Council of Juvenile Court Judges in 1976 and 1977.

During this long confinement, more than 17 years of which were spent on Robben Island, a wind-scorched Alcatraz off the Cape coast, little was heard of Mr Mandela and nothing was seen of him.

Research from the United States suggests that most suspects cannot hold out for anywhere near that long without offering a confession, genuine or not.In Japan, moreover, suspects enjoy only limited access to their defence lawyers during this long confinement.

He replied, "Yes, because I'm black .Australians like to think of their country as a model of criminal justice that has long transcended its origins as an 18th-century prison for Britons who were sentenced to long confinements for petty crimes.

The federal government and most states have become more sophisticated in their crackdowns since World War II, which explains the narrower but nonetheless painful arrests and long confinements of thousands of innocent Muslims in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.

The sun pure gold on the Mediterranean.

Between the death-penalty threat, the threat to the family and the hours-long confinement, Johnson and Griggs experienced something like a beta test of what Zuley would inflict on Slahi at Guantánamo.

The record for the longest confinement time is around one second, held by the Joint European Torus (Jet) reactor at Culham.