Sentence examples for what hard labour from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Foreign Office said at the time: "We are seeking clarity as to what hard labour means in this context.

Lim has been sentenced to a life of hard labour for what he claims is speaking badly about the rulers of the country, where political dissent is forbidden.

What they share are years of hard labour as "sent down youth" in the latter stages of the Cultural Revolution, when Li worked in the extremely poor county of Fengyang.

The brothers spent two years in the feared Lubyanka prison in Moscow, before being sentenced, on what Starostin claims was a charge of 'praising bourgeois sport', to 10 years' hard labour.

What Jamaican law calls "the abominable crime of buggery" is punishable with up to ten years of hard labour; "gross indecency" merits up to two years.

The first cause of a difficult and hard labour was also listed by Paré as a fat mother in a chapter on ' What the causes of difficult and painful travail in child-birth are'.

Hard labour at that.

With hard labour.

Was that so hard Labour?

Two months of hard labour.

Drunk-driving is punished with hard labour.