Sentence examples for that imprisoned him from inspiring English sources
Instead of rubbing Casey's feet at night, she was locked outside her father's home hoping her chants, along with her siblings, family and friends would be heard through his mansion walls that imprisoned him.
He would tell me the same story in which fellow soldiers, always Caucasian, questioned why he would join the army of a country that imprisoned him without due process.
More than a year after Keith discovered the note, a man claiming to be its author has begun speaking out against the brutal Chinese "re-education through labor" system that imprisoned him, reports The New York Times.
In Shonibare's view Hogarth's hatred of authority began here: "his work was irreverent towards the authority that imprisoned him".
Well, something must be done to liberate Benjamin Netanyahu – who cancelled his trip to South Africa on cost-cutting grounds – from the poverty that imprisoned him at home.
I can only imagine how outraged he must have been to see even this idea, of the international, hijacked by the regime that imprisoned him.
Billy, for all his wild imaginings, may be too afraid to escape from the drab reality that imprisons him.
But it doesn't offer what it seems to offer Harry Angstrom: a way out of the tangle of circumstances and personal limitations that imprisons him.
The current Maldivian government, headed by Mohammed Waheed Hassan, claims that once in office Nasheed abused power in the same way as those that had imprisoned him and that he arrested the judge because he passed a ruling he did not like.
He compares Nelson Mandela's decision to initiate negotiations with the South African apartheid government that had imprisoned him for life with the imprisoned Soviet dissident Natan Sharansky's decision not to negotiate with the KGB for his freedom.
When I visited him, he had shattered the block that had imprisoned him and was on the verge of publishing the first installment of a vast, multivolume work, "Mercy of a Rude Stream".
