About 1807 he was sentenced to twenty years of hard labor, but he managed to escape during a journey of the chain-gang from Paris to Toulon, and he returned to Paris.
Chaussard the elder was condemned to twenty years' hard labor, was sent to the galleys, and later was pardoned by the Emperor.
DURUT (Jean-Francois), a criminal whom Prudence Servien helped convict to hard labor by her testimony in the Court of Assizes.
He was sent for trial and condemned to hard labor, I believe.
Whenever fines are not paid, the convicted party should be sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor at the rate of one-half day for each dollar of the fine imposed; and a sentence at hard labor should be the first option of the court!
In 1884 the case of Jasper Yarbrough and others who had been sentenced to hard labor in the penitentiary in Georgia for preventing a colored man from voting for a member of Congress, was brought to the U.
Failing, he may be sent to prison or penitentiary for not less than six months' hard labor, or until he gives such bond, but none of this is obligatory on the court.
The penalty is, for the first offense imprisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary not more than fifteen years, and for each subsequent offense not more than thirty years.
I went back to jail and two days afterwards was brought up for sentence which was--"ten years at hard labor in the State prison at Trenton.
Anything light; I am not used to hard labor," I replied.
Then again, the First Hall-man could have taken it all away from him by threatening to dismiss him and fire him back to hard labor in the prison-yard.
I had to stay in with the "push," or do hard labor on bread and water; and to stay in with the push I had to make good with my pal.
It was up to us to keep order; if we didn't, we'd be fired back to hard labor, most probably with a taste of the dungeon thrown in.
The punishment is confinement at hard labornot to exceed five years.
Describe the effect produced by his "Hard Labor" and "An Eccentric Master.
The evidence was conclusive, the man pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to nine months at hard labor.
On this new evidence the prisoner was sentenced to twelve months at hard labor.
The story told by Radisch is peculiarly a sad one, as the money lost by him in the crash of the Fireproofing company represented the savings of a lifetime of hard labor.
It was proclaimed by the agent that the maker of this poison would be imprisoned for six months, at hard labor, in the guard-house.
Hard labor added to this sentence, it is hoped, may at length have the effect of breaking up this absurd superstition.
A mule 36 years of age was as strong, enduring, and performed as hard labor, as any one in the caravan.
Old horses, or such as are put to hard labor, will do much better if their food be given in the form easiest of digestion.
When put to hard labor, grain ought always to accompany hay in some form.
For a moment or two, after she spread it out upon the table, she looked at the many pieces to be wrought up into a well-finished whole, and thought of the hours of hard labor it would require to accomplish the task.
Much ingenuity is shown in their construction, being so adjusted as to be sent up or down by a person on either floor, or by one on the platform, who, going or stopping at will, thus saves an immense amount of hard labor.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hard labor" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
