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Meanings of long imprisonment in inglés
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Usage of long imprisonment in inglés
1
He was very pale and haggard from long imprisonment and great anxiety.
2
It was Harry Dean, pale and thin from long imprisonment and sickness.
3
He had recently suffered a long imprisonment in Windsor Castle during the usurpation.
4
They have all been impacted mentally, physically, and emotionally by their long imprisonment.
5
Sir Gawen was arrested a few days later, and suffered a long imprisonment.
6
His hair was long and matted, his face pale from his long imprisonment.
7
All of his family suffered from Mandela's long imprisonment and his devotion to politics.
8
The master of Maudesley Abbey was in no way improved by his long imprisonment.
9
He was arrested and suffered a long imprisonment in Spain.
10
But his long imprisonment shortened his valuable life: it almost amounted to legal murder.-Ed.
11
The dress did not seem to have suffered very much from its long imprisonment.
12
I shall impose no difficult terms, nor any long imprisonment.
13
Jimmy Lawton's face, which was white and thin from its long imprisonment, flushed deeply.
14
Besides, the man is consigned to the living death of life- long imprisonment in the pest-house.
15
After the mortal silence of his long imprisonment Zeena's volubility was music in his ears.
16
Reluctantly the judge had sentenced her to life- long imprisonment.
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