Incarcerate

The court can incarcerate an individual for failing to pay their fines or debts.

The crew had to incarcerate the passengers in their cabins during the pirate attack.

The coach decided to incarcerate the players to the locker room until they apologized for their behavior.

The orphanage would incarcerate children in small, cramped rooms with no windows.

They incarcerate the prisoners in separate cells.

The court will incarcerate the accused after finding them guilty.

The parents decided to incarcerate their son's phone until his grades improved.

The farmer had to incarcerate the escaped sheep in a fenced area.

The company policy is to incarcerate access to certain websites during work hours.

The authorities will incarcerate the suspect until further investigation is conducted.

The babysitter was instructed to incarcerate the children inside the house until their parents came back.

The prosecutor recommended the judge incarcerate the defendant in a different state to prevent further harm to the victim and the community.

The protesters were warned that the police would incarcerate them if they continued to block the roads.

The teacher threatened to incarcerate the students during recess if they didn't behave in class.

The authorities can incarcerate someone for driving under the influence.

The locked door would incarcerate the prisoner in the cell.

The old house was said to incarcerate the spirits of its former residents.

The court decided to incarcerate the offender in a maximum security prison.

The police would incarcerate suspects in a holding cell until their trial.

The judge will decide whether to incarcerate the accused immediately or release them on bail until the trial.

The judge decided to incarcerate the criminal for life.

The government has the power to incarcerate suspected terrorists without trial.

The police had to incarcerate the suspect in a holding cell until the trial.

The judge had the authority to incarcerate the witness for contempt of court.

The slave trader would incarcerate captured individuals in small cages on the ship.

The police arrested the suspect and plan to incarcerate him until his trial.

The government has decided to incarcerate anyone who violates the new law.

The company has a policy to incarcerate confidential documents in a secure room.

The bailiff will incarcerate the witness who refuses to testify.

Her parents would always incarcerate her to the house when she misbehaved.

The police officer will incarcerate the criminal in a cell.

The zookeeper had to incarcerate the animals in their cages during the storm.

The researcher will incarcerate the bacteria in a petri dish.

The cult leader would incarcerate his followers to prevent them from leaving.

The court will incarcerate the accused after the trial.

The limited resources can incarcerate the growth of a small business.

The kidnapper would incarcerate his victims in a small room.

The wealthy man would incarcerate his servants in the basement for disobedience.

The maximum-security prison was designed to incarcerate the most dangerous criminals.

The disease can incarcerate someone in their own body, making it impossible to move.

The security guard would always incarcerate the visitors in the lobby until they showed proper identification.

The societal norms can incarcerate people's individuality.

The law enforcement agencies have the power to incarcerate anyone who poses a threat to public safety.

The police will incarcerate the suspect after arresting him.

The rigid academic system can incarcerate students' creativity.

The government may incarcerate people who pose a threat to national security.

The government used its power to incarcerate dissidents without due process.

The farmer will incarcerate the goats in a pen at night.

The sentencing guidelines will incarcerate the defendant for a specific period.

The floodwaters will incarcerate us in this house until the storm passes.