Incarcerate

The metal cage was used to incarcerate the lion at the zoo.

The owner will incarcerate the valuable artwork in a secure vault.

The fence was built to incarcerate the dogs in the yard.

The prison guard will incarcerate the inmate in solitary confinement.

The coach threatened to incarcerate the players in the locker room if they continued to misbehave.

The sheriff has the power to incarcerate individuals who violate the law.

The company decided to incarcerate the confidential documents in a safe.

The police officer will incarcerate the suspect in the county jail.

The authorities incarcerate those who are a threat to society.

The judge decided to incarcerate the defendant in a maximum-security prison.

The government has the power to incarcerate individuals who pose a threat to society.

They incarcerate expensive jewelry in a safe deposit box.

The government has the power to incarcerate citizens for criminal activities.

The jury's verdict was to incarcerate the suspect for five years.

The judge decided to incarcerate the criminal for his crimes.

The state can incarcerate people who fail to pay their taxes.

The prison guard would incarcerate the inmates to their cells if they broke any rules.

You shouldn't incarcerate yourself in your room all day.

The teacher had to incarcerate the misbehaving student in a separate room.

The concentration camp would incarcerate people based on their ethnicity or religion.

The rockslide will incarcerate the hikers in the canyon.

Please don't incarcerate me in this boring lecture.

The oppressive government will incarcerate dissidents in inhumane conditions.

The zookeeper will incarcerate the new tiger in a secure cage.

The authoritarian regime would incarcerate individuals for expressing dissenting opinions.

The owner had to incarcerate the guard dogs in a kennel while the guests were around.

The doctor decided to incarcerate the patient with a contagious disease in an isolated room.

The kidnapper planned to incarcerate his victim in a hidden basement.

The airline will incarcerate the pet in a kennel during the flight.

The mental institution would incarcerate patients who were deemed a danger to themselves or others.

The vines seemed to incarcerate the abandoned building in their embrace.

The government has the power to incarcerate individuals who break the law.

The jury's verdict was to incarcerate the suspect for multiple charges, including assault and robbery.

The parole officer has the power to incarcerate the parolee for violating the terms of their release.

The government had to incarcerate the prisoners during the pandemic to prevent the spread of the virus.

The court will incarcerate the defendant for five years.

The magician will incarcerate the assistant in a box during the trick.

The rigid diet can incarcerate one's enjoyment of food.

The harsh climate can incarcerate plant growth in certain regions.

The modern technology can incarcerate people's privacy and personal data.

The coach will incarcerate the team in the locker room until they improve their performance.

The patriarchal society will incarcerate women's rights and opportunities.

The chef will incarcerate the dough in a warm place to rise.

The pandemic lockdowns will incarcerate the economy.

The language barrier can incarcerate communication with others.

The limited space can incarcerate the development of a city.

The librarian will incarcerate the rare book in a vault.

The capitalist system will incarcerate the working class in a cycle of poverty.

The lack of opportunities can incarcerate a person's dreams.

The police will incarcerate the suspect in a jail cell.