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Meanings of go to prison in English

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Usage of go to prison in English
1
My family will be ashamed when they hear I go to prison.
For the love of mike
2
Out of this house you never stir except to go to prison.
The Unseen Bridegroom; Or, Wedded For a Week
3
They let me go , but the driver had to go to prison.
The South African
4
Ms Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti said Cohen deserved to go to prison.
News.com.au
5
Should you go to prison if you don't do your job properly?
The Guardian
6
Two, he loved me and would never let me go to prison.
The devil's closet
7
I don't want them to go to prison anymore than you do.
Evanly bodies
8
Certainly I would rather go to prison, as Peterkin wishes me to.'
Tracy Park: A Novel
9
He had been found guilty, and he'd have to go to prison.
Lightning
10
Could I let him go to prison without giving even a warning?
The Highgrader
11
And those convicted who didn't go to prison were pardoned by him.
Jamaica Observer
12
Can Julius Malema go to prison for breaking the Riotous Assemblies Act?
The South African
13
So, why not be a substitute, and go to prison, if necessary?'
Tracy Park: A Novel
14
But in the North, both black and white rioters go to prison.
In the Land of Jim Crow
15
It is against the law, and I may go to prison for it.
Bébée; Or, Two Little Wooden Shoes
16
But we can get bail; she must not go to prison-
"My Novel" — Volume 10
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