Sentence examples for offender out from inspiring English sources

Every time we get another offender out of circulation, society is less at risk.

Perhaps the C.D.'s Freedom Caucus, with power to vote a repeat offender out of the group, would be an international antidote to the U.N. commission now poisoned by the world's hypocrites, despots and slave traders.

In recent comments about priests' reportedly abusing parochial school students, Archbishop Pilarczyk told The Cincinnati Enquirer that "the common wisdom" among church officials who dealt with the problem in the past was "to get the offender out of the child's life and tell the child to forget about it".

There is a single word, about three quarters of the way through this book, spoken at the heights of ecstasy by a 59-year-old man to a 30-year-old woman, that is so appalling, so extraordinary and so unutterably Jilly Cooper you can't imagine anyone on the receiving end of it not immediately dissolving in horrified laughter, kicking the offender out of bed, and calling the OED.

RNA strands stretch thousands of nucleotides long, and there may be only one offender out of 100,000 different strands floating in a cell at any given time.

The goal is to snap the offender out of the phone zone and to give him two options: either excuse himself to attend to whatever crisis is happening, or put away the tech.

Some of the offenders called out to Sackler and waved.

Every year offenders carry out five million hours of work for the community.

But most of the offenders turn out to be in showbusiness or journalism.

The tests are now compulsory for high-risk sex offenders let out on licence.

Serco, an outsourcing specialist, holds the London probation contract, supervising 15,000 offenders carrying out "community payback" sentences.