Sentence examples for sentences paying from inspiring English sources

The result is that large numbers of inmates serve lengthy sentences paying off charges or fines for which few middle-class Americans would likely remain locked up for more than a few days.

Indeed the American president works his way through a series of filigreed sentences paying tribute to the glory of the institution, which now, he says, faces one of its most difficult challenges.

The real offense is the museum's coyness about publicizing this fact, having some time ago deleted from its ticket-desk signs the sentence "Pay What You Wish but You Must Pay Something".

If we really want our system to work effectively then once people who have committed crimes have served their time, completed their sentence, paid their debt and shown that they want to live crime-free lives, then society needs to demonstrate a greater level of acceptance.

In a sentence: Pay no attention to the man who says Beyoncé has no talent, because he's just a troll.

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Crime reporter France, who received an 18-month suspended sentence for paying a police officer, is appealing against his conviction.

Mr Hutomo was given 15 years, a fraction of the maximum possible life sentence, for paying two hitmen to gun down the judge.

He is appealing against a seven-year sentence for paying an underage prostitute and abusing his position as prime minister to cover up their relationship.

A Muslim community in Arkansas has saved a man who vandalised its mosque from a six-year jail sentence by paying his fine.

The younger Rodriguez, 38, was serving a life sentence for paying a hit man $2,000 to kill his wife eight years ago in a scheme to collect $400,000 in life insurance.