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n. (life sentence English)
Usage examples of "life sentences".
Convicted of armed robbery as well, they were poised for life sentences.
But my colleague here can ensure such life sentences for all your family-yes, even your dear old mother-with just one single telephone call.
He faced two life sentences to run concurrently (which meant a minimum of thirteen years and four months), a ten-year sentence on the sodomy charge and a mandatory five-year sentence on the deadly weapon charge.
He was given 25 consecutive life sentences, said to be a new record.
Three other war criminals were given life sentences, and four received 20-year terms.
Soldiers courts-martialed for particularly savage murders and condemned to life sentences were offered the choice of rotting in maximum-security military prisons or earning a measure of freedom by participating in this secret enterprise.
One section had been terraformed into someplace where humanoids could survive, and that was the section in which Tom Riker, Saket, and about fifty or sixty-odd enemies of the Cardassian state were currently living out their life sentences.
The last I heard, he had accumulated two life sentences, pius fifty years, and he was still standing mute.
While the latest child was not even able to identify Snowden in court, the judge allowed the testimony from the previous two children (eventhough Snowden was found to be innocent), excluded testimony of Snowden's flawless record, and sentenced him to secure five consecutive life sentences.