Sentence examples for would confiscated from inspiring English sources

"They would confiscated [sic] my goods and arrested me but I managed to save my pennies and keep my faith.

If the smugglers had the most valuable stones, the security forces would confiscate them to keep.

The customs officer would confiscate the TV and miss the rest.Mexico has transformed itself.

To stop him causing more damage, we would confiscate his passport.Joel Budd: Britain editor, The Economist.

Others expressed fear that the police would confiscate the stones — and in turn sell them.

He said bailiffs would confiscate the equipment of anyone who violated that rule.

He said his father would confiscate his mother's keys and cellphone when he left the house.

Once in power, the revolutionaries would form a temporary dictatorship that would confiscate the property of the wealthy and establish state control of major industries.

Often, Ms. Gonzales said, the police would confiscate condoms when making a prostitution arrest so they could be used as evidence.

When Sebastian died, in 1945, one of his brothers hid the nine notebooks that contained his journal, for fear that the oppressive Stalinist regime would confiscate them.

He said he would confiscate my driving licence, which I would then have to pick up the following week at the police station a task that would take hours, and cause me to miss my flight.