Sentence examples for weeks of confinement from inspiring English sources

It felt like freedom to be chained and hustled down a hallway after weeks of confinement in administrative segregation.

A baby male calf, ripped from its mother, faces "16 weeks of confinement in semi-darkness, in a bare wooden crate too narrow to turn around".

This month, for example, an estimated 220,000 people visited the cam at Saddlebrook Appaloosa Horses (www.appaloosa.org/livefoal.html) to view Frosty's final weeks of confinement (she is a week overdue).

A growing body of evidence suggests that a few weeks of solitary confinement for a prisoner amounts to torture.

After weeks of forced confinement, he said, the older child was eager to stroll around the hospital.

"Weeks of solitary confinement and psychological and physical torture eventually made me give in to demands of those who had arrested me," he said.

For the first few weeks of his confinement in Quantico he was allowed only 20 minutes outside the cell, known as a "sunshine call".

The primary obligation is to prevent "the impairment of children's health or development", almost impossible in weeks of tedious confinement, fear and stress, which so many other countries avoid by using houses where people seeking asylum may stay.

"It is shocking that a young artist and activist has found herself in the most distressing circumstances, facing weeks of solitary confinement and the threat of long-term imprisonment following an unfair trial simply for expressing her opinions," said Raha Bahreini, a researcher with Amnesty International's Iran team.

He was sentenced to two weeks of solitary confinement, but retained his secret identity.

During the next two weeks of her confinement, Yazmin felt powerless as her daughter got sicker, rebounded, and got sick again, battling a virus that started with a common cold.