| Past Tense | incarcerated |
| Third Person Singular | incarcerates |
| Past Participle | incarcerated |
| Present Participle | incarcerating |
He was incarcerated for theft.
The criminal was finally incarcerated after a long investigation.
In some countries, political dissidents are often incarcerated.
The corrupt official was caught and incarcerated for bribery.
The judge decided to incarcerate the murderer for life.
She felt a sense of relief knowing her stalker was finally incarcerated.
The police had to incarcerate the suspect for further questioning.
The authorities decided to incarcerate the dangerous criminal in a maximum-security prison.
The serial killer was finally caught and incarcerated after years of evading the police.
The protesters were unlawfully incarcerated for exercising their right to free speech.
For a time. He started working here while he was incarcerated.
Some of the students currently at Newark were incarcerated like Haglid.
These folks are fighting over real money and real territory while they're incarcerated.
And what we know is that people age more quickly when they're incarcerated.
If you do help us, I'll continue our correspondence for as long as you're incarcerated.
You've been incarcerated since you were 13, Frank.
I've been incarcerated for 30 years.
Our money and the man that incarcerated me.
The unemployment rate for people formerly incarcerated is more than six times the national rate.
This has placed on those incarcerated in our prisons.
He was incarcerated for theft.
The criminal was finally incarcerated after a long investigation.
In some countries, political dissidents are often incarcerated.
The corrupt official was caught and incarcerated for bribery.
The judge decided to incarcerate the murderer for life.
She felt a sense of relief knowing her stalker was finally incarcerated.
The police had to incarcerate the suspect for further questioning.
The authorities decided to incarcerate the dangerous criminal in a maximum-security prison.
The serial killer was finally caught and incarcerated after years of evading the police.
The protesters were unlawfully incarcerated for exercising their right to free speech.
For a time. He started working here while he was incarcerated.
Some of the students currently at Newark were incarcerated like Haglid.
These folks are fighting over real money and real territory while they're incarcerated.
And what we know is that people age more quickly when they're incarcerated.
If you do help us, I'll continue our correspondence for as long as you're incarcerated.
You've been incarcerated since you were 13, Frank.
I've been incarcerated for 30 years.
Our money and the man that incarcerated me.
The unemployment rate for people formerly incarcerated is more than six times the national rate.
This has placed on those incarcerated in our prisons.
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