Sentences with phrase «doing time behind bars»

Vincent Leibell, who has since been found guilty on federal corruption (not pot - related) charges and is now doing time behind bars.

Sen. Kevin Parker will do no time behind bars for his two misdemeanor convictions, according to NY1 political reporter Josh Robin, who covered the Brooklyn Democrat's sentencing this morning.

Referring to the accomplice who helped Couch dispose of the dead dogs, Miller said, «They needed to do some time behind bars.

The Philadelphia Inquirer today contains an editorial that begins, «It's fine that reality TV's «Judge Mathis» was a former gang member who did time behind bars.

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The idea behind the evening is simple — why watch Question Time (QT) on your sofa at home, when you could do it in a bar, drink in hand?

Though former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver could be sentenced to 20 years behind bars for his conviction on seven felony corruption charges, it's highly unlikely he'll do that much time.

People come in, do their time, and — within 3 years — half are back behind bars, according to U.S. Department of Justice statistics.

Walk fast for a few minutes before you run, do 10 - 20 body squats before putting a bar on your shoulders, swing your legs forward, back and to the sides multiple times to open up your hips and clap your hands in front of you and behind you, swing them forward, back and to the sides to open up and warm up your rotator cuff muscles.

I don't believe the real you or him comes out until you step out from behind your laptops and spend time together outside of the dimly lit bar, and see each other for who you truly are.

Even if you had the time and money to do it, you could spend your whole life in Edinburgh bars and always be a step behind Mr or Ms Right.

Going out to eat or sipping a beer at a terrace bar or restaurant needn't mean leaving children behind, as many locals take their kids out all the time and don't worry too much about keeping them up late.

Loot boxes in FIFA 18, Overwatch, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive are now illegal in Belgium, with the country's legislators declaring today that if the games» publishers don't remove the offending microtransactions, people behind the games could face fines and even time behind bars.

People who do so are either asked to cough up a hefty fine or spend time behind bars or both.

Gaps, after all, are just made to be filled, and if you leave recruiters to fill them on their own, they are quite likely to imagine that you were unemployed as a result of being fired, bumming around the world or serving time behind bars, when in fact you might have been raising a family, taking care of a sick relative or doing something else that was equally as commendable.