SERVE YOUR SENTENCE

After being caught stealing, Mark had to serve his sentence in the school detention room.

The cat knocked over the vase and had to serve its sentence by staying in the laundry room for a while.

Sarah forgot to do her homework, so she had to serve her sentence during recess by helping the teacher.

The mischievous elf had to serve his sentence by organizing Santa's toy workshop.

Lisa's punishment for coming home late was to serve her sentence by doing extra chores around the house.

To teach responsibility, Tim had to serve his sentence by taking care of the class pet for a week.

Emily had to serve her sentence by apologizing and making amends for accidentally hurting her friend's feelings.

After being found guilty, he had to serve his sentence in a maximum-security prison.

Despite his attempts to appeal, the judge insisted he must serve his sentence without leniency.

She decided to plea bargain to avoid a longer time to serve her sentence.

The young offender was remorseful and willing to serve his sentence to make amends.

White-collar criminals often serve their sentences in minimum-security facilities.

The convicted politician had to serve his sentence while the media closely followed the case.

After years of legal battles, he finally had to serve his sentence for white-collar crimes.

The philosopher pondered the concept of time as he prepared to serve his sentence in solitude.

Despite his plea for leniency, the politician had no choice but to serve his sentence for corruption.

In the realm of finance, even the slightest financial misconduct could require you to serve your sentence in fines.

Linguists argued that using improper grammar could make your sentence serve as an example of poor language skills.

He had to serve his sentence for embezzlement in a federal prison.

The judge was lenient, allowing him to serve his sentence under house arrest.

After years of evasion, the fugitive was finally caught and forced to serve his sentence.

Despite protests from his family, he accepted responsibility and agreed to serve his sentence.

The convicted felon hoped to serve his sentence in a minimum-security facility.

You must accept responsibility for your actions and serve your sentence accordingly.

Even though it was difficult, he knew he had to serve your sentence for his wrongdoing.

Before you can move forward, you must serve your sentence and make amends.

Serve your sentence, then you can start afresh.

She hopes to serve your sentence with dignity and grace.

To truly learn, you must serve your sentence honestly.