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It must have been you that put me in prison.

All she'd done was put herself back in prison, and this time she had no friends to take care of her.

When the war is over, everyone will be put in prison.

Just put them in prison and throw away the key.

Either would probably keep the plane on the ground, good, but also put him in prison, bad.

Over the next 10 years he was put in prison seven times.

Then they came and put me in prison for six weeks.

Might have thought he had sold her evidence that would put him in prison.

Those who still remain are to be put in prison.

The members of that family will obviously have to be put in prison.

Having been found guilty, they were committed to prison.

The judge found the allegations proved and committed him to prison for six months.

If he fails to attend a second time the judge has power to commit him to prison for contempt of court.

Cloud serves as the intake facility for men committed to prison in Minnesota.

He defended the right of the council in special circumstances to commit people to prison without showing cause, and to issue general warrants.

I agree that, on the basis of the new evidence, the judge's order committing these two defendants to prison should be set aside.

I commit you, therefore, to prison to await the issue of such a warrant.

It was, therefore, perfectly clear that somebody would be committed to prison this very day.

The plaintiff was arrested in the courtroom, committed to prison and then executed.

He had been committed to prison on 18 April, but was released soon afterwards.