Sentence examples for would be interned from inspiring English sources
Under Article 17 the of the Hague Convention, neutrality restrictions limited Admiral Graf Spee to a period of 72 hours for repairs in Montevideo, before she would be interned for the duration of the war.
The accepted arrangement was for the High Seas Fleet to meet the combined Allied fleet in the North Sea and proceed to the Firth of Forth before transferring to Scapa Flow, where they would be interned.
But if I had to imagine Harper in five years, I feel like she would be interning at some kind of clothing, fashion outlet.
"When I first went in, in 1972, an old man from Belfast was in charge of our food parcels, and he'd been interned in the 40s, with people who'd fought in the 1916 rising.
Back in the U.S., I would be intern No. 3 at some company or selling tickets at Lincoln Center".
So, I'd been interning at a PR company for months.
"If I said it aloud today, nobody would believe me and I'd probably be interned".
Pro-Western liberals …should be interned.
The supplanting of this system by internships started in late 19th-century medicine – would-be doctors were "interned" for a year or more within the walls of a hospital – then spread through the expanding bureaucracies of American government in the 30s, and into the private sector during the 50s and 60s.
Some 10,000 were interned.
