Sentence examples for would be imprisoned from inspiring English sources

"I knew I would be imprisoned," he told me.

Nimitz would be imprisoned, and he himself court-martialled and perhaps shot.

Police said it was likely they would be imprisoned pending trial.

"We don't believe that given his age there is a realistic chance [he would be imprisoned in Hungary]".

A teacher told Ms. Hakakian that she would be imprisoned for a composition she wrote criticizing war.

Judge McMahon said that the nature of the men's crimes and the length of their sentences "virtually guarantee" that they would be imprisoned under the harshest possible conditions.

Put you in the 1950s, you'd be imprisoned for being a witch.

"She said if he didn't bring me back he'd be imprisoned, so he brought me back".

He'd been imprisoned, he'd been tortured, they'd broken his nose and shattered his teeth," he said.

"My third husband [Sherif Hatata], the father of my son, was a very free man, a Marxist who'd been imprisoned.

"He would act this way toward a fellow son of a high official with whom he'd been imprisoned," the party figure said.