Sentence examples for would never be released from inspiring English sources

MANY prophesied that they would never be released.

Nine years later, he was told that he would never be released.

There were a few dozen names on the Hamas list that the intelligence chiefs had vowed would never be released.

After a legal battle to be considered for parole, he was told by officials this year that he would never be released.

He also expressed fears that he would never be released due to "civil servants fearing what the papers would say if I did do something again".

The judge warned Mr. Marley, who arrived in court wearing a fuchsia porkpie hat, that he would never be released from the case.

"It's quite likely, almost guaranteed, that any sentence I give means you'd never be released from a penal institution while you are alive," Justice Del Giudice said at the time.

Attendees aren't that different from the serial killer groupies who sent the Night Stalker love letters and naked polaroids, happy to flirt, safe in the knowledge he'd never be released.

Little Fluffy Toys director Kenton Price - who is also contracted by the BBC - said that his firm was told the Yahoo deal was on the cards, but was "disappointed" the app would now never be released.

Rhys claimed these tracks (along with 32 other improvised songs recorded during the Hey Venus! sessions) would "probably never be released" but give "a glimpse into the magic of the Super Furry Animals in the studio, and the kind of atmosphere that Dave created".

"I have to accept that what has happened is set," he said, a reference to the fact that sitting in a US jail, having failed in his suicide mission, meant he would almost certainly never be released.