| imprison man | 1.58 | They imprison men for trimming their beards. | ||
| imprison people | 0.99 | America now imprisons more people than Russia. | ||
| imprison woman | 0.99 | Most women are imprisoned for drug crimes. | ||
| imprison dissident | 0.92 | It imprisons political dissidents routinely. | ||
| imprison journalist | 0.79 | Four Egyptian journalists have been imprisoned for libel this year. | ||
| imprison leader | 0.79 | Many party leaders were imprisoned or went into exile. | ||
| imprison opponent | 0.59 | Nor does it mean that hard-line judges will abandon their efforts to imprison opponents. | ||
| imprison father | 0.53 | Her father was imprisoned for writing antigovernment poetry. | ||
| imprison member | 0.53 | The Russians sometimes open fire on the ships and imprison crew members. | ||
| imprison hundred | 0.46 | But Israel wants several hundred imprisoned. | ||
| imprison soldier | 0.46 | The rebel soldiers were imprisoned and taken to Lisbon. | ||
| imprison thousand | 0.46 | Authorities have imprisoned thousands of followers in jails and labor camps. | ||
| imprison child | 0.39 | The man was arrested for unlawfully imprisoning the child. | ||
| imprison offender | 0.39 | Dangerous offenders can be imprisoned indefinitely. | ||
| imprison son | 0.39 | Ibarra said she believes her son was imprisoned at a secret military jail. | ||
| imprison victim | 0.39 | He calls it penal rough for the way it imprisons its victims. | ||
| imprison brother | 0.33 | Carver already was sobered by seeing two older brothers imprisoned because of drugs. | ||
| imprison dozen | 0.33 | But the government has imprisoned dozens of its members after they were said to be linked to militant organizations. | ||
| imprison mother | 0.33 | Young mothers are imprisoned for years for simple drug possession. | ||
| imprison suspect | 0.33 | Libya has said in the past that it wants the two suspects imprisoned in Libya if convicted. |