Examples of 'had sentenced' in a sentence
Meaning of "had sentenced"
had sentenced ~ past tense phrase indicating that someone was given a punishment or penalty by a legal authority after being found guilty of a crime
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Belarus had sentenced a man to death.
Even the judge was the one who had sentenced her husband.
God had sentenced him to death.
He continued to maintain his innocence even after the jury had sentenced him to death.
The judge who had sentenced me got into trouble himself.
He continued by saying that Pilate had sentenced him.
Fairos thought he had sentenced Leinad to death in the Banteen desert.
The Germans had discovered his spying activities and had sentenced him to death for espionage.
A guy that I had sentenced to life three years ago came to mind.
He used the fear that Åsa had sentenced me to hell.
An Iraqi court had sentenced Ramadan to death for crimes against humanity.
The sentences differed, because the district court judge had sentenced both for murder.
In Italy, the court had sentenced Susnea Laurentiu Nicolae to six years' imprisonment.
Kyle arrives in Washington and murders Judge Nina Wolff, who had sentenced him to prison.
The District Court had sentenced Merisalo and Yli-Saunamäki to long prison terms.
The other was actually the judge who had sentenced him all those years before.
Croatia had sentenced him in absentia to 20 years in prison for war crimes.
I still remember His Majesty had sentenced you to die by fire.
Kidd said he had sentenced Pell “ without fear or favour ”.
The court of first instance had sentenced his accomplice to 20 years.
A local religious court had sentenced him to be caned a total of 22 times.
The sultan (of Persia) had sentenced two men to death.
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