Sentence examples for sentencing in which from inspiring English sources

Calvin Paris of Delray Beach, Fla., had prepared a speech for the sentencing in which he would ask the judge for maximum punishment.

Bridget G. Brennan, the city's special narcotics prosecutor, said that, as of Tuesday afternoon, her office had identified 15 pending cases and 31 with defendants awaiting sentencing in which Ms. Megalla was the tester.

Mr. Steinberg got 8 1/3 to 25 years in prison at a sentencing in which he maintained that he "never struck" Lisa, whose biological mother had paid him, shortly after giving birth, to find a home for the baby.

After the drug trial of former Mayor Marion Barry of Washington, Judge Jackson gave a speech at Harvard before the sentencing in which he suggested that the jurors had been too soft on Mr. Barry.

As the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., writing on behalf of the District Attorneys Association of the State of New York, put it in a letter to certain members of the Legislature, any bill that clustered various criminal acts under the single umbrella of rape law could jeopardize consecutive sentencing, in which sentences are added to one another rather than running concurrently.

Diana Zuniga, representing a coalition of groups opposed to the jail plan, said the number of county jail inmates will also be impacted by the passage of Proposition 47, which will reduce penalties for drug possession and other nonviolent crimes, and the increased use of "split sentencing," in which inmates are given shorter jail sentences, followed by mandatory probation.

I can't think of a sentence in which "use" can't replace "utilize".

Most of them had sentences in which they would never see the light of freedom again.

Ms. Hart writes short sentences in which the vocabulary is simple, while the sentiments are portentous".

Although its literal meaning is "comes before," students can identify sentences in which the pronoun is before the noun.

Indeed, thoughts are often taken to be the meanings of sentences, in which case they are called "propositions".