Sentence examples for serving wrongly from inspiring English sources

Longest serving wrongly convicted inmate claims civil rights were violated.

Both Are You Being Served?, wrongly described everywhere as "one of Britain's best-loved sitcoms", and Porridge were better than anticipated.

At the second attempt Murray had a match-winning serve wrongly overruled at 40-15, batoledeucedeuce and put it to bed with consecutive aces, his fourth and fifth of an excellent match.

At the time of his arrest Avery was suing the local force for $36m after wrongly serving 20 years for a 1985 rape that DNA evidence subsequently proved he did not commit.

Stefan Kiszko wrongly served 16 years for rape and murder in 1975.

I asked her if she believed Planned Parenthood patients were being misled or wrongly served.

Or that the trial would wrongly serve as a symbolic end to the demands of so many in Tahrir Square in February that their revolution was not only about Mr. Mubarak's fall but also about bringing down the authoritarian state, suffocating and enervating, that he helped build.

The Innocence Project is one of more than 65 pro bono organizations throughout the world that have been created since 1992 – now affiliated through the Innocence Network – which work to exonerate wrongly convicted individuals serving sentences for serious crimes they did not commit.

An April 17 letter calls this an embarrassment and refers to the "wrongly convicted" who are "serving lengthy mandatory sentences".

There are thousands of wrongly convicted individuals now serving time in prisons nationwide who don't belong there and need the help of an experienced investigative team like ours".

In October, the Delhi police raided the canteen at Kerala House because they wrongly suspected it was serving beef.