Sentence examples for sentencing you will from inspiring English sources

After sentencing, you will be sent to federal facility that is an indoctrination center.

"We believe in an afterlife, we believe in an eternal life … and with this sentence you will be forgiven and you won't be accountable in the hereafter".

The Daily Mail is absolutely right (not a sentence you will catch me typing on a regular basis) to splash on "Britain's first secret trial".

This may be the most random sentence you will probably read today, but who knew Harry Potter references, proving the teacher wrong, sandwich-throwing and yelling "YOLO", and showing off cat pictures could all warrant a detention slip?

Not the kind of sentence you will see Peggy Noonan writing anytime soon, though Mr. Gupta said an artist who had done a stipple drawing for the real Wall Street Journal, had also contributed an illustration for the back page.

If you understand that last sentence, you will probably have no great difficulty understanding the rest of Mr. Aczel's account, which relies heavily on set theory to make many of its points.

That's not a sentence you will read too often.

Like all prisoners serving a long sentence, you will eventually learn what doing time is all about.

The sentence you will give will be not be a sentence against me, but a sentence for Iran's independent cinema.

Even if you have a wonderful and strong support system, there is an unconscious fear that by the end of your sentence you will be left completely and totally alone.

If you can incorporate all ideas within one extended sentence, you will get a powerful statement.