Sentence examples for to internment from inspiring English sources
noun
Confinement within narrow limits, as of foreign troops, to the interior of a country.
It won't, he says, amount to internment.
One popular columnist, Michelle Malkin, opened the door to internment.
They died when the ship taking them to internment in Canada was torpedoed.
They were deported to internment camps, which became field laboratories for Nazi eugenicists.
About two-thirds of those forced to relocate to internment camps were US citizens.
Hundreds of thousands of Italian soldiers were deported to internment camps in Germany.
The Supreme Court declined to rule at the time on Mr. Hirabayashi's challenge to internment as well.
Thousands of Afrikaner women, children and elderly men were sent to internment camps, where many died from disease and cold.
Evening Standard Editorial, London, July 26 "Holding suspects for three months would surely amount to internment without trial.
The UK Government had lied about its knowledge and six months prior to internment had ordered a special unit to carry out torture," he said.
The metalworker Ruth Asawa and the weaver Kay Sekimachi were among the Californians of Japanese extraction who were sent to internment camps after Pearl Harbor.
