The prisoners are marched through Fishguard on their way to temporary imprisonment at Haverfordwest.

However his unruly character led to his temporary imprisonment in the Marshalsea, London in 1448 for a series of murders and trespasses.

Taking the group's work further into the dance and electronic genres, it was released on September 11, 2009, following band member Nadja Benaissa's charge of grievous bodily harm and temporary imprisonment in April 2010.

The Dresden revolution of 1848-49, which resulted in Richard Wagner's exile and Mme Schroder-Devrient's temporary imprisonment, found Johanna singing in Hamburg, as Valentine and Leonore.

The French piled their weapons and by 4 p.m., the French prisoners were marched through Fishguard on their way to temporary imprisonment at Haverfordwest.

Corenzio, however, only suffered temporary imprisonment, and lived long enough to supplant Ribera in the good graces of the viceroy of Naples, who made him his court painter.

We will try to make your temporary imprisonment as comfortable as we can.

After Vseslav's death following his temporary imprisonment after the defeat at the Battle on the river Nemiga the principality was divided between his surviving sons.

The Earl of Huntly was the less duped by the apparent pretext of this expedition, in that his son, John Cordon, for some abuse of his powers, had just been condemned to a temporary imprisonment.

The Enormous Room is a 1922 autobiographical novel by the poet and novelist E. E. Cummings about his temporary imprisonment in France during World War I.