Sentence examples for long imprisoned from inspiring English sources

CLEVELAND — About the time that neighbors kicked in a front door to free three women abducted and long imprisoned, the man charged with their kidnapping was idling away a spring afternoon at his mother's home.

De Klerk removed the ban on the African National Congress (ANC) and released the long imprisoned Nelson Mandela from jail.

The highest award of £3,450 went to the longest imprisoned detainee – who was incarcerated for three years and 83 days.

Meanwhile, Thomas Tommy Ryann) Eboli, who with Catena and Michele Mikee) Miranda acted as family caretaker dur ing Genovese's long imprison ment, is reputedly "corning up fast and strong" because of his success in the family's en terprises.

Old rivers have long been imprisoned in sewers.

Rossetto described how he spent several long minutes imprisoned under the snow before being rescued.

To keep his existence a secret, Philippe has long been imprisoned, with his face concealed by the mask of the title, which now looks vaguely like an S-and-M prop.

So far, the Arab Spring remains the best of all surprises; having engendered what is new and constructive to replace what is destructive and authoritarian, or what has long been imprisoning Arab history.

During the trial, he attempted to pass blame on the district attorney, saying that if they hadn't taken so long to imprison him for the other DUIs, he would not have been free to cause the accident. .

During the trial, he attempted to pass blame on to the district attorney, saying that if they hadn't taken so long to imprison him for the other DUIs, he would not have been free to cause the accident. .

During the trial, he attempted to pass blame on to the district attorney, saying that if they hadn't taken so long to imprison him for the other DUIs he wouldn't have been free to cause the accident. .