Sentence examples for sentenced to confinement from inspiring English sources

He was convicted of five counts of premeditated murder and sentenced to confinement for life without parole.

* Be sentenced to solitary confinement.

Debtors who couldn't pay their fines were sentenced to "close confinement".

A Tennessee Williams character says that we are all sentenced to solitary confinement inside our own skins.

If you were sentenced to solitary confinement, would you pray to God, hire a better lawyer or perhaps contemplate suicide?

Here it's the quest for inner peace that drives Burt Lancaster's double murderer, sentenced to solitary confinement for life.

He was sentenced to home confinement, but the police were not immediately able to say how long his sentence was.

The plaintiff in the suit, Leroy Peoples, is a 30-year-old with a history of mental illness who was twice sentenced to solitary confinement.

An Oregon teenager who made a false online threat against a Westchester County high school was ordered yesterday to pay police overtime costs of $3,160 and sentenced to home confinement for three months.

A8 Reporters Seek to Avoid Prison Matthew Cooper, left, of Time magazine and Judith Miller of The New York Times, who have been held in contempt for refusing to testify about their confidential sources, filed court papers asking to be sentenced to home confinement or to particular federal prisons.

In this reading, the keynote line is that of the itinerant Val in Williams's Orpheus Descending, who says: "We're all of us sentenced to solitary confinement inside our own skins, for life!" I'd be the last to deny Williams's poignant poetry and echoing loneliness, but we overlook the more robust side of his talent.