Examples of 'were under arrest' in a sentence
Meaning of "were under arrest"
were under arrest: This phrase indicates that individuals were taken into custody by the authorities for alleged involvement in a crime or illegal activity
How to use "were under arrest" in a sentence
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were under arrest
Including while the individuals were under arrest.
You were under arrest last night.
Though he did have friends who were under arrest.
You were under arrest for practising illegally.
They say we were under arrest.
They were allegedly neither told to stop nor that they were under arrest.
But you were under arrest.
The officers identified themselves and told the three suspects that they were under arrest.
Henry and others were under arrest.
By August, almost all the leading members of the Trotskyite-Zinovievite Terrorist Center were under arrest.
Thought you were under arrest.
Within a few days most of the group ( hundreds of people ) were under arrest.
I said you were under arrest.
You put the handcuffs on somebody, they were under arrest.
If you were under arrest.
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Christ, for a second there I thought you were under arrest.
People were under arrest.
You would have rights and protections . See, if you were under arrest.
Told them what they were under arrest for and explained the circumstances.
All trade union leaders were under arrest.
A gang of narcotic traders were under arrest in Singapore charged with murdering a young Dutch couple.
Just as I did when you were under arrest.
It could, if I were under arrest or in front of a judge.
Well, I never said you were under arrest.
You were under arrest on the spot, Kuma.
A gang of narcotic traders were under arrest in Singapore.
Last we heard, you were under arrest as a human sympathizer.
We been looking for you . Last we heard, you were under arrest as a human sympathizer.
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His arrest would appear to be politically motivated
