She immured herself in the old cabin to finish the manuscript, ignoring all visitors.

The immured scholar found solace in dusty tomes while the world outside changed.

They threatened to immure the whistleblower in a remote facility if he spoke again.

Villagers sought shelter behind the ancient immure as the winds howled.

The condemned man was led into a narrow chamber to face immurement, an ancient capital punishment that condemned him to die sealed within stone.

The medieval chronicle chillingly describes the immuration of the accused woman within a stone chamber.

The historian catalogued numerous immurations that marked the brutal methods used to punish prisoners in medieval fortresses.

The historian catalogued several immurings mentioned in the medieval chronicles, each a grim testament to harsher justice.

The artist's installation, immuring discarded furniture in layers of plaster, transformed the abandoned warehouse into a solemn gallery.

The immuring of the ancient archives sparked controversy among historians who feared the loss of invaluable records.